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Dry Mouth On Zoloft Posted: 08-08-07 16:59pm


Hi, I have been on zoloft for 2mos. now and I had a tender sore tongue whenever I eat or drink alot of things. I now realize it is a dry mouth side effect from the zoloft. plus I read alot of people gain weight and yes I now realize I have gained weight. I feel awful about that . I have struggled all my life with the weight and was finally at a normal weight. I did not take a zoloft today, just wellbrutin , but am confused. cant stand the sore and dry mouth or weight. Any one have any answers?

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