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Green1
02-24-2004 @ 2:15 AM                           Reply to this Discussion  
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Greetings...I've been on Zoloft for about 5 years and AderalXR as well.  I would really appreciate advice on a change in meds.  AderalXR 20mg/day is working great/ADD, but Zoloft 300mg/day has been loosing effectiveness/Depression.  My doc recommended a change to Effexor;  I have been on Effexor for about 5 days, and I'm worse off than when I was on Zoloft.  Is this temporary?  I am a bit concerned--Prior to Zoloft, I was on Wellbutrin for about 2 weeks, and I lost COMPLETE control of myself.  Currently on Effexor, I have noticed short periods of rage.  Any Advice???

Luke
02-24-2004 @ 6:51 AM                           Reply to this Discussion  
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My wife (age 25) is on Zoloft after being on Effexor for 8 months.  There was a break in the middle when she tried Mirtazaphne/Remeron but that’s another story.  Anyway Effexor was bad news for her.  She was at 225mg by the time we married. (@ the 5 month mark.) It caused it her alot of drowsiness, nausea and agitation by that stage. There was also a loss of libido. Frown



Susanne, Support Specialist
02-24-2004 @ 9:16 AM                           Reply to this Discussion  
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Dear Green1,
You should definitely discuss this with your Doctor, especially if you are taking a combination of meds or changing meds.  People experience side effects differently, certain meds work well for some, but not for others.

Susanne

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