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What To Avoid When Taking Sertraline, Fluoxetine, Paroxetine, Escitalopram (SSRIs) Side Effects 0 Views • 2 months ago

Sertraline Withdrawal - Dangers of Discontinuation Syndrome (Zoloft) Side Effects 0 Views • 2 months ago

If you decide to stop taking sertraline there is a risk of your body experiencing something known as discontinuation syndrome - the negative effects of sertraline withdrawal.

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Usually discontinuation syndrome happens when your course of medication is stopped too quickly, such as quitting cold-turkey after taking an antidepressant for a period of time. The advice is that if you wish to stop taking antidepressants you should consult your Dr and taper your dose lower and lower over a period of weeks. There are ways that you can regulate mood using different SSRIs with longer a half-life to manage the chemical changes aswell, your GP will be happy to advise.

What are the Symptoms of Discontinuation Syndrome?

Sertraline Withdrawal can induce the symptoms of discontinuation syndrome; this can involve physical and emotional side effects that can be difficult to deal with. Common experiences involve:

Nausea
Vomitting & Diarrhea
Headaches
Sweating
Disturbed Sleep
Brain Zaps
Dizziness

As well as familiar signs of heightened anxiety and mood swings. In some cases a return of thoughts regarding harming oneself can occur. Again, careful management with your Dr is key to avoiding these experiences.

How long does Discontinuation Syndrome last?

Most people who suffer these side effects find that the withdrawal symptoms of discontinuation syndrome alleviate after about 3 weeks but can perputate for longer in rarer cases. This time period can be quite challenging and is one of the key reasons that Drs aim for a gradual decrease in medication over a longer time period. This gives your body time to get used to the withdrawal without the shock of going cold turkey.

What can I do to prevent Discontinuation Syndrome?

The most important thing is to seek medical advice prior to stopping your antidepressants. Your Dr should be part of the conversation regarding tapering your dose at a steady rate in order to minimise the risk of discontinuation syndrome affecting you. Drugs such as SSRIs have a profound effect on the chemical balance in the brain and time must be spent recalibrating slowly over a period of time.
I advise that you have also invested time in some form of talking therapy in order to unpick your mental illness and provide some tools for self-management. This will not only help in the long-term but also if there are any side effects of antidepressant withdrawal.

If you are certain you want to stop antidepressants, good luck with your journey and remember to take it slow, under guidance from a medical professional.

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00:00 - What happens when you stop taking antidepressants
00:24 - Who is this video for?
00:37 - What causes discontinuation syndrome? (Zoloft withdrawal)
01:15 - What are the symptoms of discontinuation syndrome?
02:12 - How long will discontinuation syndrome last for?
02:46 - How can we withdraw from antidepressants safely?

My Experience Taking Zoloft for Anxiety and Depression / 6 Months Later / Side Effects, Dose, Etc. Side Effects 0 Views • 2 months ago

My Experience Taking Zoloft for Anxiety and Depression / 6 Months Later / Side Effects, Dose, Etc. In today's video I'll discuss what effects I've seen after taking Zoloft (sertraline) for 6 months. I'll also go over some side effects as well as dosing changes I've done

00:00 Intro
01:31 Is this video personal experience or medical advice
02:00 Background of my experience with Anxiety and Depression
03:00 Increasing Zoloft Dose from 50 to 75mg and associated side effects
04:00 Did zoloft work to help with my anxiety symptoms?
08:00 What were the most common side effects of starting zoloft (sertraline)?
08:45 Did Zoloft (sertraline)cause weight gain?

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Sertraline Side Effects, Uses, and Warnings -- Everything You Must Know Side Effects 1 Views • 2 months ago

Sertraline side effects, uses, and warnings. In this video, I am going to discuss sertraline side effects, its uses, and how to take sertraline properly. I will also review the sertraline warnings and precautions you need to know.
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Timestamps
0:00- Intro: Sertraline Side Effects, Uses, and Warnings
0:23- What is sertraline or Zoloft?
0:51- What is sertraline used for?
1:13- How to take Sertraline
2:12- Sertraline Side Effects
3:13- Sertraline warnings and precautions

Summary:
Sertraline is also known as Zoloft. It is a type of antidepressant medication that belongs to a drug class called selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI).

Sertraline dosage forms
Sertraline 25mg tablets
Sertraline 50mg tablets
Sertraline 100 mg tablets
Sertraline oral solution

Sertraline side effects, its uses, and warnings
Sertraline is used to treat depression, panic attacks, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), social anxiety disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD). Sertraline can cause several side effects, just like all other medications. Sertraline side effects include nausea, diarrhea, constipation, stomach pain, dry mouth, insomnia, dizziness, and feeling tired. Sertraline can cause serotonin syndrome, low sodium in the blood, abnormal heartbeats, and increased bleeding risk.

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1. Sertraline Side Effects, Uses, and Warnings: https://medlineplus.gov/druginfo/meds/a697048.html
2. Sertraline Side Effects and how to take: https://www.accessdata.fda.gov..../drugsatfda_docs/lab

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Thanks for watching. I hope you find this video helpful in better understanding Sertraline side effects, uses, how to take it, and warnings.

Why Antidepressants Make You Feel Worse - At First Side Effects 0 Views • 2 months ago

This problem of antidepressants making you feel worse can happen when we use it for anxiety or depression. With depression, you can feel even more depressed after you take it, but if you keep taking it, that effect wears off. The problem is more pronounced with anxiety. Taking it can make your anxiety spike and feel even worse than before you took the medication.

So why would we even use this medication to treat anxiety? Because the effect is usually transient, meaning it goes away after several days. For some people it may persist and then they have to stop the medicine, but it usually goes away.

Why does it happen?
Researchers from the University of North Carolina identified another pathway in the brain that gets activated with serotonin. Serotonin activates one pathway that helps mood and anxiety, but it also activates another pathway that increases a brain chemical called corticotropin releasing factor also called corticotrophin releasing hormone. This hormone is normally secreted in response to stress or a perceived environmental threat. This activates the body's fight or flight response that is intended to protect you from a threat. But when there is not real threat to respond to, you experience that adrenal response as anxiety.

The researchers found that serotonin can trigger this stress response through the corticotrophin hormone release. This finding has led to new research on a drug that can block this hormone during the initial phase of your treatment until you get fully onboarded with the antidepressant.

To address this problem, we start with a low dose of antidepressant and slowly increase the dose to reach a therapeutic dose (titration). Sometimes we will use When you are fully onboarded with your medication, your doctor would taper you off the benzodiazepine and you would remain only on the antidepressant to treat your anxiety.

References
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Li Z, Pfeiffer PN, Hoggatt KJ, et al. Emergent anxiety after antidepressant initiation: a retrospective cohort study of Veterans Affairs Health System patients with depression. Clin Ther. 2011;33(12):1985-1992.e1.

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How and When to take Zoloft (Sertraline) | What Patients Need to Know Side Effects 0 Views • 2 months ago

Zoloft, or Sertraline in its generic form, is a commonly used medication for mental health conditions including; depression and anxiety disorders. In this video Dr Hart-Pinto answers the most common questions on Zoloft including:

• How and when should you take your Sertraline
• How long does it take for the medication to working?
• How long will you need to take my medication?
• Are there any side effects?

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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Intro
00:49 What is Sertraline? ( ZOLOFT )
01:28 Is ZOLOFT / Sertraline safe for me?
02:09 Is it safe to take Sertraline with my current medications?
02:56 What is the correct dose of Sertraline?
03:18 How long does Sertraline take to work?
03:40 How and when to take Sertraline
04:00 Are there any foods I should avoid?
04:15 Can I Drink Alcohol with this medication?
04:25 I have missed my dose. What should I do?
04:39 I have accidentally taken too much medication.
04:57 How long will I need to take my medication?
05:25 Side Effects of Sertraline ( ZOLOFT )
06:52 Legal Disclaimer
07:17 End Screen

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Sertraline Side Effects Explained Side Effects 1 Views • 2 months ago

Starting Sertraline can be scary, the internet is full of terrible reviews but what side effects are you likely to face, and how difficult will it be? I take 50mg of Sertraline daily and it has changed my life. Taking antidepressants has given me the headspace to find happiness rather than wait for the SSRI to make me happy.

Chapters:

0:00 - Sertraline Side Effects Introduction
1:08 - The MOST common side effect of Sertraline
2:00 - Very Common Side Effects of Sertraline (More than 1 in 10 people)
4:56 - Common Side Effects of Sertraline (1 in 10 people)
5:29 - Will Sertraline Increase my anxiety or depression?
5:52 - My Experience of increased anxiety on Sertraline
6:49 - Try not to worry!

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The side effects were challenging at first because I was at my lowest, and suddenly getting hit by nausea or an upset stomach wasn't something I really wanted but for me, I knew the jounrey would be worth it.
I made this video to share the reality of the common side effects of Sertraline because it can be scary when you start and feel like the only person who has had to go through this process.

My own experience with Sertraline really began in January 2020. I had taken prior to that but because I know better than someone who has spent years qualifying as a GP, I decided to stop taking Zoloft and manage it on my own. What an idiot. So January 2020 I managed to get to my GP and ask for a prescription. This started a journey that I wouldn't change, despite the challenges.

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It is rewarding to see the shell I was on Day 0 vs the latest update. Well, I think so anyway. You will learn that Sertraline cause strange vivid dreams, upset stomach, headaches, anxiety, emotional mood swings, weight gain but then peace, and space to find my happiness.

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Sertraline side effects ! What you NEED to know! Side Effects 0 Views • 2 months ago

This video examines the question : Sertraline side effects! What you need to know. Sertraline is a common antidepressant.( The brand name is Zoloft). It belongs to a group of drugs called selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors or SSRIs for short.These are the questions answered in this video:

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00:00 1)What is Sertraline?
1:00 2)How does it work?
1:11 3)What is sertraline used to treat?
1:37 4)How long does it take before sertraline works?
2:04 5)When to take Sertraline?
2:25 6)How to dose Sertraline?
3:05 7)When should you NOT take Sertraline?
4:42 8)What happens if I suddenly stop Sertraline?
5:26 9) What should I avoid while taking Sertraline?
5:56 10)Common side effects
6:30 11) Serious side effects
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OZEMPIC EXPERT WARNING: 12 Risks You Need To Know | Johann Hari x Rich Roll Side Effects 1 Views • 2 months ago

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00:14:29 Risks of weight loss drugs vs. risks of obesity
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00:47:58 Biological setpoint theory and weight gain
00:51:30 Effects of weight loss drugs on the brain
00:53:23 Long-term risks of weight loss drugs
00:54:36 Concerns about giving Ozempic to children
00:56:06 Negative effects and side effects of Ozempic
00:56:40 Psychological impact and emotional eating patterns
01:02:09 Challenges in changing eating habits
01:06:12 Sponsor Break
01:07:22 Potential long-term use of weight loss drugs
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01:12:28 Exercise and fitness relationship
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01:29:33 The potential risks of weight loss drugs
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01:33:09 The potential widespread use of weight loss drugs
01:34:03 The impact of weight loss drugs on addressing root causes
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Ozempic Expert: Miracle Drug or Health Hazard? The Side Effects They Don’t Tell You with Johann Hari Side Effects 1 Views • 2 months ago

Johann Hari Exposes SHOCKING Secrets About "Magic" Weight Loss Drugs. Discover What They DON’T Tell You About Ozempic.

Johann Hari (bestselling author, author of MAGIC PILL: The Extraordinary Benefits and Disturbing Risks of the New Weight Loss Drugs) reveals how his childhood trauma led him to uncover the DARK SIDE of society's obesity epidemic and exposes the 12 RISKS of GLP-1 drugs, from depression and suicidal thoughts, to malnutrition and the startling impact on those with disordered eating. He discusses why he had contradictory feelings when he first learned about the potential benefits of these drugs as he opens up about his prior struggle with obesity and his own experience taking GLP-1 drugs, including why he started feeling worse emotionally and how his relationship with food has changed.

Uncover the hidden agenda behind these drugs—they might save lives, but at what cost? And what impact will this have on the body positivity movement? Johann dives deep into the biological, psychological, and social factors fueling this crisis. It's a wake-up call for society—can we REVERSE the damage before it's too late?

PLUS, find out the surprising impact of these drugs on addiction recovery and the economic fallout of challenging the obesity industrial complex!

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28:00 - Risks and Benefits of GLP-1 Drugs
29:52 - Impact on Disordered Eating
35:54 - Can We Regulate These Drugs?
43:10 - How Semaglutides Change Your Eating Habits
48:15 - Larger Societal Implications
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1:11:10 - The Government and Processed Food
1:14:40 - How Did We Get Here?
1:23:54 - Why It's Not Just About Willpower
1:26:56 - The Biopsychosocial Model of Obesity
1:35:40 - Economic Impact
2:04:48 - Outro

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In this video, Jonathan from the Institute of Human Anatomy discusses GLP-1 receptor agonists, a class of medications that includes Ozempic, Wegovy, as well as others that are used for type 2 diabetes and weight loss. We'll explore how these drugs work, their effectiveness, and the potential side effects, as well as considerations for their use in weight loss.

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3:15 - GLP-1 Effects on Pancreas, Insulin & Glucagon
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6:36 - Additional Benefits: Cardiovascular Risk Reduction
7:27 - Potential Side Effects: GI Issues, Fatigue & More
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9:22 - Muscle Loss: A Serious Consideration
9:45 - Financial Cost: Brand Name vs. Compounding Pharmacies
10:31 - Who Should Consider GLP-1 Receptor Agonists for Weight Loss
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If you or a loved one has thought about taking Ozempic or any other similar weight loss drugs, you are going to want to watch this video until the very end. Today, I am going to explain what Ozempic is, how it works for weight loss, and what you should consider if you are taking or thinking of taking semaglutide based drugs.

Ozempic is the brand name for the drug semaglutide, falling under the GLP-1 drug class. Some of these drugs you might know by the name of Ozempic, Wegovy, and Trulicity. These drugs are used to control weight loss in users using a different method than previously applied drugs. Instead of using amphetamine based drugs that essentially “sped up” the calories-out portion of the calories-in-calories-out equation, they are used to control the calories-in portion.

These new drugs, such as Ozempic, are now manipulating the calories-in half of the equation by controlling appetite at the neurological level as well as delaying gastric emptying to help you feel more full for longer periods of time, again helping to curb appetite.

For those that need Ozempic medically, this drug has been an absolute game changer. While being able to combat the weight gain that is associated with type 2 diabetes, it is able to do so without the worrying side effects of other drugs.

I find it common, sometimes even coming from myself, that people are quick to blame someone being overweight for their lack of dedication and effort to combat their severe weight issue. However, that is not always the case - they might be doing the same thing that everyone else is doing in their pursuit of weight loss. The problem is, they could be such a metabolic mess, that despite their best efforts, they just can’t achieve the same results as someone else.

While the intended use of Ozempic is noble and helpful, the misuse of the drug is rampant. People are running to using semaglutide products such as Ozempic in a pursuit of losing 10 lbs for their upcoming vacation. This has resulted in issues for the people that actually need the drug, namely: a supply shortage along with the price of the drug skyrocketing making it less affordable to those that really need it.

Now, this brings forward the issue of the unintended side effect of Ozempic and similar weight loss drugs; where is that weight coming from? is it all fat, or is it something more? You might not know this, but a significant amount of weight loss does not simply come from fat stores, but also from lean muscle tissue. This becomes a major problem for anyone taking these drugs and is something that they need to be made aware of.

In any case of weight loss, there is going to be a portion of that weight that comes from body fat and a portion that comes from muscle as well. However, it is up to you to maximize fat loss while minimizing muscle loss. With drugs like Ozempic, the weight loss is rapid making it hard to control just how much muscle you are losing along with the fat being burned.

Studies have shown that taking weight loss drugs like Ozempic resulted in a loss of muscle tissue being between 25-35%

That’s not good.

In my profession, if I were responsible for someone losing 25-35% of muscle mass, that would be cause for major concern. This would actually lead to the presence of a skinny-fat physique, which is something that is undesirable. Someone who is skinny fat does not have that is lower bodyweight, but does not carry any significant muscle mass.

The problem with being skinny fat, especially at the end of a weight loss journey, is that there is a limited supply of metabolically active tissue. This means that if you were to resume eating the way you were before, you’d be packing on fat just quickly as you did before you started your path to losing weight.

The trick? Start strength training.

The benefit of strength training is that it gives you metabolic forgiveness; the more lean muscle you carry, the less effect food has on you metabolically. You can have that cheat meal without as much worry than if you were not training. If you focus on your efforts in the gym and rely less on drugs like Ozempic, you are helping yourself metabolically, aesthetically, and you are leaving more of the drug available to those that actually need it.

Make sure to keep watching to the end to hear about how important your nutrition is in your pursuit of weight loss. It can't be overlooked even for a second.

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Ozempic is a game-changer. Here’s how it works. Side Effects 0 Views • 2 months ago

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Ozempic, a medication developed to manage type 2 diabetes, has been in the news a lot lately because of one of its signature side effects: drastic weight loss. Both Ozempic and Wegovy, Ozempic’s counterpart approved specifically for weight loss by the FDA, are brand names of a drug called semaglutide. Semaglutide is one of several drugs that mimics a crucial digestive hormone called glucagon-like peptide 1, or GLP-1. It amplifies a process our bodies perform naturally.

GLP-1 is released in our intestines when we eat, and there are receptors for the hormone in cells all over the body. In the pancreas, GLP-1 promotes the production of insulin and suppresses the production of glucagon. This helps insulin-resistant bodies, like those with type 2 diabetes or obesity, manage blood sugar levels. In the stomach, GLP-1 slows gastric emptying, extending the feeling of being full. In the brain, GLP-1 suppresses appetite, which also promotes satiety and curbs hunger, so we eat less.

In late 2022, a rush to use Ozempic off-label for weight loss, likely prompted by its sudden rise in popularity in social media, led to a shortage of the drug for people who need it. But more drugs like semaglutide are currently in the process of being approved by the FDA to be prescribed for weight loss, likely signaling an end to the shortage and a promising new generation of medical treatment of obesity.

Further reading:

Mila Clarke's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/TheHangryWoman

The New Obesity Breakthrough Drugs, by Eric Topol
https://erictopol.substack.com..../p/the-new-obesity-b

The Discovery and Development of Liraglutide and Semaglutide, by Lotte Bjerre Knudsen and Jesper Lau
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fendo.2019.00155/full?&utm_source=Email_to_authors_&utm_medium=Email&utm_content=T1_11.5e1_author&utm_campaign=Email_publication&field=&journalName=Frontiers_in_Endocrinology&id=440904

The pregnancy risks of Ozempic and Wegovy need more attention, Julia Belluz writes for Vox. Read more here: https://bit.ly/41znHCv

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Previous headline: The game-changing weight loss drug, explained

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