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Question on Zoloft

I have been on zoloft now for two weeks. I don't feel any better. probably a little worse. My feet are numb and I am not sure what to do? A doctor I just spoke to on the phone told me to go off of it as soon as possible otherwise I could have complete nerve damage but my regular doctor said to not worry about it?

I am very confused and a little scared!

Please help.
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If the med makes you feel worse than it isnt the right one.I went through alot of meds before I was put on zyprexa/celexa for bi polar and I am doing great now.and jram was right you tell that regular doc that zoloft isnt working for you. you shouldnt be having those kind of side effects and I would also  see about getting a psychiatrist who is better trained to deal with mental health and more familiar with the meds that can be used.jram is right about docs and the med companies.
So talk to your doc and let us know how you are.
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Most SSRIs take up to 6 weeks to become effecting.  I wrote a paper in college about SSRIs and their impact on the people taking them-- they usually make you feel worse!  I have been on zoloft twice and most definately felt that way.

I would DEFINATELY suggest taking something else, especially since zoloft can leave some pretty nasty and permanent side effects behind (body twitches, for example).

If your regular doctor said not to worry, I would suggest revisiting him and tell him that the drug is making you feel uncomfortable and list your symptoms.  Request to be taken off zoloft and be put on something else.  If your doctor is hesitant, then ditch that guy immediately and find a new doctor!!!  Sometimes doctors are hesitant to change your medications because they get paid by the pharmecudal company when they prescribe certain drugs to their patients.

Good luck!  
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