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Old 10-07-2010, 01:10 AM #1
mbrook mbrook is offline
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Question Freaking Out!!

After being honest with my dr she put me on Xanax and Zoloft. But because I was taking St John's Wort I had to stop taking that for 8 days so I can take the Zoloft. Things are all ready out of control: cant sleep, wake up having panic attack, racing heart, chest pains, out of control emotions, and I dont leave my house unless I have to and I'm axious the whole time. After day 2 I felt like I was starting to spin out of control and now its day 6. The St John's Wort was masking more than I thought it was.
Then the pharmist said that once I start Zoloft I will feel worse the first few weeks before I feel better. And wanted To make sure I didn't live alone.
Is this true? Is it going to get worse? Because I feel like I'm just hanging on some times.
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