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Will, thank your for the sentiment and good intentions, Meg.However, the latter scenario in your answer applies in this situation.l have a good friend that took around 20 to 25 zoloft on two separte occasions about six years ago.As of late, he has been experience strange things with his health.He is been having muscle twicthes, mainly in his upper body.Chest pains, panic attacks, nausea and soreness in his ribs are also sore.l have been telling him to go to the doctor, but l think he is scared and trying to tell himself that it is not serious.

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What are the long-term health affects of a zoloft (sertraline) overdose

Um yeah he should check that out cause wen i overdosed like 1year ago i had cheast pains, vomiting, and pain in my ribs so yeah check it out or show him my answer. xox

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It can mess with ur bodies natural way of cycling seratonin. This is a compound that serves to regulate many functions in ur mind & body. For example, ur bowels.are known as ur ''second brain'' because of the amount of seratonin they process for you.

I know it sounds fantastical.but I was on zoloft for a while, & learned what I could about it. His or her troubles sound like ''
panic attack'' kind of ills to me. A specialist may be able to diagnose actual nerve damage, but my sense is that the overdosing did not hurt. There may be a continuation of the problems that required treatment in the first place.or some other med that may be more effective. Good luck in finding the answer.it is a life challenge for many who struggle with mental illness.

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I do not know the long term health effects. But this question does not sound right to me. If you're thinking about taking an overdose, please do not do it. Depression is a very hard thing to cope with, but things will look up. Things will get better. Suicide is never the answer, no matter how horrible u feel, feelings always change, & situations get better. If you're thinking about suicide, please reach out for help. Your friends & family love u & would be devastated if they lost you. I could be wrong & u could be asking this for a different reason, & I really hope u are. But I had a bad feeling & I had to answer. Please take care. God bless. xoxo

*I am glad to hear it is not the reason I thought it was. I hope u can convince him to see a doctor, those things do sound serious, especially if it could be linked to overdoses years ago. Good luck, take care.