Guest guest Posted August 15, 2005 Report Share Posted August 15, 2005 My daughter is on Zoloft, today starts her 3rd week on it, and we see some nice changes. We are also seeing some behaviors we are worried about. She is just more figety, more moody, more high maintenance in general. I have to keep an eye on her constantly and tell her not to do things all the time. She starts school in 2 weeks from today and I worry about her beating up some kid on her first day of school. Every time I see her she is finding boys to play shooting games with. She is just not herself. Is there an adjustment period? Or do we need to change meds? We don't have a consult with Dr Goldberg for 2 weeks and I'm not sure what to do. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 16, 2005 Report Share Posted August 16, 2005 My son was very hyper on zoloft, and he became an insomniac. We knew after just 3 days he could not tolerate it. I would say give it another week, and see. Use your updates to Dr G to communicate with him....he does lots of med changes just through weekly updates....you do not have to wait for your consult to relay your concerns to him. > My daughter is on Zoloft, today starts her 3rd week on it, and we see some > nice changes. We are also seeing some behaviors we are worried about. She > is just more figety, more moody, more high maintenance in general. I have > to keep an eye on her constantly and tell her not to do things all the > time. She starts school in 2 weeks from today and I worry about her > beating up some kid on her first day of school. Every time I see her she > is finding boys to play shooting games with. She is just not herself. Is > there an adjustment period? Or do we need to change meds? We don't have a > consult with Dr Goldberg for 2 weeks and I'm not sure what to do. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 16, 2005 Report Share Posted August 16, 2005 Thanks, . It's always nice to feel you're not alone! At 09:15 AM 8/16/2005, you wrote: >My son was very hyper on zoloft, and he became an insomniac. We knew >after just 3 days he could not tolerate it. I would say give it >another week, and see. Use your updates to Dr G to communicate with >him....he does lots of med changes just through weekly updates....you >do not have to wait for your consult to relay your concerns to him. > > > > My daughter is on Zoloft, today starts her 3rd week on it, and we >see some > > nice changes. We are also seeing some behaviors we are worried >about. She > > is just more figety, more moody, more high maintenance in general. >I have > > to keep an eye on her constantly and tell her not to do things all >the > > time. She starts school in 2 weeks from today and I worry about her > > beating up some kid on her first day of school. Every time I see >her she > > is finding boys to play shooting games with. She is just not >herself. Is > > there an adjustment period? Or do we need to change meds? We don't >have a > > consult with Dr Goldberg for 2 weeks and I'm not sure what to do. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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