The Dr. Who prescibed zoloft can help you answer this question because side effects differ from person to person.


Just a bit of friendly advice, drinking too much can lead to many health problems with or without zoloft. Is there a reason for your drinking?

Well take care and hope you get an answer. :)

You should never drink and take zoloft. It can cause black-outs. Talk to your doctor that prescribed it to be safe.

Ok just some friendly advice your not supposed to mix alcohol and
and medicine together it can lead to long term problems and it just isnt any good for the body if I were you I would go to the doctor and talk to him /her about it

good luck

The zoloft sudies suggest that there are no serious effects when taking alcohol and zoloft. However they do not reccomend it's use at the same time. Someone that feels a need to drink and take zoloft to help them through some coping is hard to dissuade from drinking. With anxiety disorder I feel the anxiety only increases in those people because the alcohol connection with zoloft is apparently unknown.

Thanks for the reply. That is a very good zoloft site. But you can find most but not all information on zoloft at that site and they fail to link up complementary sources and commentary on zoloft. So I think they have a monetary motive and are not strictly trying to get you the best information possible. They are missing information on details of side effects and withdrawal symptoms.

Oh I see
anyway I searched on the net and found their site and some information on zoloft
so I though I did forward it to you
thanks for the same