zoloft

[GASLIGHTER7000]

i've heard mixed reviews. i have debilitating anxiety and it makes it very difficult for me to function. i've been prescribed with zoloft but haven't begun taking it. has it helped anyone with recovery and/or feel less depressed and anxious?

 

[Abyss Dweller]

I don't want to be negative and I really do think the result can be different from person to person but for me it did absolutely nothing.
I really do hope it will work for you.

 

[uuser1412]

i've heard mixed reviews. i have debilitating anxiety and it makes it very difficult for me to function. i've been prescribed with zoloft but haven't begun taking it. has it helped anyone with recovery and/or feel less depressed and anxious?

i'd say just take it, you'll probably experience side effects at first but keep taking it until therapeutics effects kick in, which is a couple of weeks. if it doesnt work it doesn't work, you can figure out other ways towards recovery, and if it works, hey it works

 

[LittleJem]

Take it for as long as possible - 12 weeks ideally. It can taje time to work, but might change your life. The doctor can also raise yoyr dose. I recommend the Facebook medication support groups, and also the reviews on drugs.com for hope and support.

 

[buriedinmyhead]

It's not an end all solution to issues, but it definitely helps. It'll take a few weeks to kick in, so make sure you take it consistently. It's helped a lot with my anxiety. The only real side effect I've had is more vivid dreams, but it isn't too bad. It's best to start with a low dose and work your way up as needed.