Side Effects of Zoloft
A broad spectrum of side effects may be incurred with the use of Zoloft. Some are mild, while others can be extremely serious, perhaps even life-threatening.
Mild reactions to Zoloft can result in appetite changes, decreased sex drive, insomnia, lethargy, and stomach upset. Notify your doctor if you experience what you believe to be an adverse reaction to Zoloft.
Allergic reactions are possible with the use of Zoloft. Reactions of this nature will generally cause hives, a skin rash, or swelling of the facial area; including the lips, throat, or tongue. Seek emergency assistance if you experience this type of reaction.
More serious side effects that may be experienced with Zoloft can include appetite loss, breathing difficulty, confusion, diarrhea, fever, headaches, irregular heartbeat, muscle stiffness, tremors, vomiting, or weakness. Speak with your doctor, as soon as possible if you experience any of these effects.
Notify your doctor immediately if you incur incidents of behavioral changes, panic attacks, or if you experience feelings of aggression, hostility, or depression. Do not hesitate to seek immediate help if you have thoughts of suicide or injuring yourself.
Make your doctor aware of any other medications you are currently taking. Some drugs can interact with Zoloft, including prescription medications, over-the- counter drugs, vitamins, minerals, and herbal products.
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