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What Causes Hair Loss After Taking Zoloft?

iv been on suboxone and recently was giving zoloft about 2 months ago and iv been taking it as perscribed im getting very worried because my hair ha been falling out my the hand ful everytime i brush my hair or shampoo my hair. what is happening to me?
Wed, 6 Sep 2017
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Thanks for writing to us about your health concern.

Hair loss is a common side effect of Zoloft.
If you really think you are experiencing hair loss after taking Zoloft, then I would suggest you to go to your doctor and ask for another safe alternative. Do not stop taking it on your own. You need to taper off the medication, under your doctor's supervision, to avoid serious side effects.

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What Causes Hair Loss After Taking Zoloft?

Hello Thanks for writing to us about your health concern. Hair loss is a common side effect of Zoloft. If you really think you are experiencing hair loss after taking Zoloft, then I would suggest you to go to your doctor and ask for another safe alternative. Do not stop taking it on your own. You need to taper off the medication, under your doctor s supervision, to avoid serious side effects. Thanks Dr. Tripat Mehta