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By cher3344 | Jan 04, 2011

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How long does Zoloft stay in your system and possible side effects

My 14 yr old daughter has been on Zoloft for 2 yr's for OCD and depression. I have 2 question's: 1. How long does zoloft stay in your system before possibly feeling withdrawl (withdrawal) effects. and 2. Can Zoloft cause ocular problems.

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grendslori

Jan 04, 2011

Hello and welcome to our site. The best person to address these two questions would be your daughter's pediatrician. Some drugs have a long half life and it can take even up to a year to get the drug effects out of one's system. Without knowing about Zoloft, I can't answer your question. please call her doctor.

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