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Posted by JaneB on January 16, 2005, at 11:02:39
Has anyone ever heard of Zoloft causing cramps in a foot? My foot will not relax when I am on Zoloft. I know this is an odd question but this has been my experience with 2 different periods of time (years apart) on this med. Can it be my imagination or is there a medically logical explanation and/or a solution? It is the only reason I would want to stop Zoloft which works very well at 50 mg.
Thanks. You guys/gals at pb are super and have helped me get through some very difficult times.
Jane
Posted by JaneB on January 16, 2005, at 11:48:26
In reply to Zoloft cramps?, posted by JaneB on January 16, 2005, at 11:02:39
I should have thought more before posting. Actually it is not just my foot but other areas as well. A recent visit to a massage therapist revealed extreme muscle tension in my back also.
> Has anyone ever heard of Zoloft causing cramps in a foot? My foot will not relax when I am on Zoloft. I know this is an odd question but this has been my experience with 2 different periods of time (years apart) on this med. Can it be my imagination or is there a medically logical explanation and/or a solution? It is the only reason I would want to stop Zoloft which works very well at 50 mg.
> Thanks. You guys/gals at pb are super and have helped me get through some very difficult times.
> Jane
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