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hep c & zoloft
kinda worried... I have hep c.. my dr put me on zoloft and i stay nausea... i cannot keep nothing down.. i even reduced my pill two half of 100 mg zoloft and iam still nausea and now i tool a 1/4 last night and still nausea.. the reason i take it is anxiety disorder... just worried...
saw my doc he says it will regulate.. but i quit taking it a few days,, it made me so sick... its not fun being at the toilet on both sides.. stinks... the med help with anxiety but i cant handle the part waiting to be regulated..well now i cut pill in 1/4 on my own and seems to be doing okay.. maybe it was to hard at first as a half... thanks all for the help
How long have you been taking it? Some side effects go away after you become regulated on a medication. Don't know about the nausea though. I guess the first thing I would wonder is if it feels in any way like it is helping you with your anxiety?
If it is then maybe your doctor can give you something for the nausea or suggest something until it subsides. I would never encourage anyone to stay on a med if there are more viable alternatives but finding the right med for panic/anxiety can be a real challenge. That is why it might be worth talking to your doctor about this side effect. On the other hand the first one you try isn't always going to be *the* one.
Call your doctor ASAP!
Feel better♫
If it is then maybe your doctor can give you something for the nausea or suggest something until it subsides. I would never encourage anyone to stay on a med if there are more viable alternatives but finding the right med for panic/anxiety can be a real challenge. That is why it might be worth talking to your doctor about this side effect. On the other hand the first one you try isn't always going to be *the* one.
Call your doctor ASAP!
Feel better♫
You should go have some lab work done, now that you are on the Zoloft, and see what you liver panel looks like.
Make sure you are taking it with a meal, and also let your prescribing Doctor know about your new symptoms, right away~
Make sure you are taking it with a meal, and also let your prescribing Doctor know about your new symptoms, right away~
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