Zoloft (Setraline Generic Name) Ok?

[willowcat 93]

I was banded in 2009 and initially didn't have any problems with my anti-depressant zoloft. But as I kept getting closer to the

"sweet spot", I began to have more episodes of vomitting--until eventually I had the most HORRIBLE burning in my stomach after taking my pills--and then for months nothing but milk and yogurt would stay down. I take 200 mg of zoloft, but even after having my doctor prescribe the smaller 50 mg pills (I take four), I was still having a burning sensation after taking my pills. I eventually had nearly half of my fill taken out, but still had problems with lots of foods. Nearly a year later, I think that the ulceration I must have been experiencing has finally healed. I can now eat even fruits, vegetables, and bread. I don't have much of a fill and haven't had a stuck episode in months. But I don't have much of a fill and find that I'm hungry way more than I want to be. But I'm terrified of getting a fill (I kind of think I have to have a big enough opening for the zoloft to go through or I'll be right back where I was before with all of those problems). Also, I won't quit taking my zoloft--it quite literally saved my life. I want someone to tell me that they've found a way to have their band tight enough to be in the zone and still be able to take their zoloft. Anyone?

[Puppypaws 0]

Can you get Zoloft in liquid form? I had to do that with some of my meds that I were unable to take after being banded.

Terry

[Emma4141 0]

I can recommend a reputable pharmacy (Zoloft) - http://www.grandmeds.com I received the order and it was on time and the pills work great.