My baby boy♡♡ had my doc appt today. & was concerned about how my ADD is effecting my daily life without being on…
My baby boy♡♡ had my doc appt today. & was concerned about how my ADD is effecting my daily life without being on medicine. But wanted to discuss other options she may suggest that would help any. She wrote a script for Sertraline (zoloft) & said more concerning is its not correcting the true underline issue. But may help with some of my symptoms. I was & am really sceptical about it bc if it's not going to help the situation & just 1 I'd rather stick it out then taking a medicine. I don't even like taking tylenol.
What are some of your opinions on zoloft??
Kristenk·
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@vamommy89 thanks mama for the personal story. Would u say it's helps your ADD similar? Like mentally & getting your energy & drive/ determination to accomplish the day?? && same thing my doc said about the good out weighing the bad.
Kristenk·
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@vamommy89 && sex drive?? Lol then been gone for me since the end of the 1st tri!!
Jess K·
Мама двоих (4 года, 6 лет)
My son takes Zoloft. His doctor said it's the only anti-depressant that's actually been tested safely for children. Not sure how it is in adults, but it's helped a ton with my 6 year old.
Kristenk·
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@vamommy89 Lol well that's a good sign. I wish my lack of getting things done was a short 3 weeks compared to the last 2 months almost I've been dealing with just sitting on my couch feeling like I'm just watching each day pass with the overwhelmed aniexty feeling of racing thoughts of all I should be doing & getting completed then I wouldn't I'd start a task & within 5 mins be back on the couch or try to start on something different // loose the motivation to keep going. So hopefully it just helps with some aspects &the others fall into place. &agree it's hard to pin point sometimes if it's just the pregnancy or the ADD.
Kristenk·
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@jlyn529 thank youu. Guess giving it a whirl is my only shot tho doc said takes 4 to 6 weeks to actually take an effect.