zoloft withdrawl or orthostatic intolerance? Posted: 03-10-08 13:42pm
hey everyone!
i was put on zoloft 50 mg and klonopin .5
mg a few weeks ago. a week ago my doc
decided to change it up and he took me off
the zoloft and lowered my klonopin to .25
mg before bed.
i feel so nauseous, hot/cold flashes,
headaches, but the worst is i feel so
dizzy. i cant walk straight and constantly
feel like im floating. My doc says im
having withdrawal symptoms but i was only
on the zoloft for 12 days before i was
taken off. its been a week and im getting
worse. Still feeling anxious too.
I'm worried that its something else. i've
been doing some research. does anyone know
anything about orthostatic intolerance aka
POTS? I have all of the symptons so its
got me thinking...im becoming a
hypocondriac!
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dont think its the zoloft Posted: 04-17-08 19:01pm
i have been on Zoloft at 3 different times
for around 2 and 3 months each time. I
went up to 100mg and what i did i just
cut down the dosage each day, 100 then 50
then 25mg and its been fine each time.
Dont know anything about POTS but will
look into it, also id suggest go back to
your doctor. Ive also taken klonopin here
and there in the past, only one a day and
it didnt have any after or side-effects.
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