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Default Nov 07, 2013 at 08:51 PM
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I am up to 100mg now and absolutely no issues. I actually think I need to go up to 150mg. I was definitely wrong about Zoloft. I simply did not give it a fair chance. But dropping to 25mg until I got use to it really helped. After 2 weeks I went to 50mg no issues and 7 days later (today) went to 100mg and am fine!

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Default Nov 08, 2013 at 06:30 AM
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I am up to 100mg now and absolutely no issues. I actually think I need to go up to 150mg. I was definitely wrong about Zoloft. I simply did not give it a fair chance. But dropping to 25mg until I got use to it really helped. After 2 weeks I went to 50mg no issues and 7 days later (today) went to 100mg and am fine!
I try to tell people not to give up early on a med .You had the bottle to stick it out for the full trail and I salute you. Hold back on the 150mg if you feel good on 100mg it may just add side effects and not help if you hit the therapeutic level. 150MG may hit you sexually were 100mg may not .
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Default Nov 09, 2013 at 07:29 PM
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Thanks I will hold off on 150. 3rd day on 100mg no issues, feeling fine. Will give it a month.

Thinking back to the start I think the side effects specially the mild tremors and tiredness caused my anxiety and I blamed the zoloft for the anxiety. I was afraid I could not work and it would effect my concentration. So I was actually causing my own anxiety. Soon as I dropped to 25mg I felt a lot better and more confident.

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Default Nov 12, 2013 at 01:07 PM
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Glad to hear! I'm sure you're aware that Zoloft can make people loopy and slow down the cognitive thought process and cause sexual side effects. I love Welburtrin and Cymbalta. I do great even taking them at the same time. For me they are activating, weight neutral and don't cause any sexual side effects. I find it's all about finding the right dose and med cocktail! Best of luck!!!
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Glad to hear! I'm sure you're aware that Zoloft can make people loopy and slow down the cognitive thought process and cause sexual side effects. I love Welburtrin and Cymbalta. I do great even taking them at the same time. For me they are activating, weight neutral and don't cause any sexual side effects. I find it's all about finding the right dose and med cocktail! Best of luck!!!
How is Cymbalta for anxiety?

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Glad to hear! I'm sure you're aware that Zoloft can make people loopy and slow down the cognitive thought process and cause sexual side effects. I love Welburtrin and Cymbalta. I do great even taking them at the same time. For me they are activating, weight neutral and don't cause any sexual side effects. I find it's all about finding the right dose and med cocktail! Best of luck!!!
Explain the loopy from Zoloft, one of the top 5 AD,s for 20 years and used by many on this forum , thanks
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Default Nov 21, 2013 at 01:20 AM
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Glad you found out why you had such a negative experience!
I've been on it for going on 6 years, and it has shown great results.
My starting pill was 25mg, and then we slowly upped it to 50mg, and now I'm on 75mg.
I remember trying out 100mg (even after months of taking it), and it made me feel really odd, so I can only imagine how terrible you must have felt!
But I really hope it does the trick for you! Best of wishes!

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How is Cymbalta for anxiety?
I wasn't anxious on it!
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