Uninvited Belly

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HeyLoft05 New Member Date Joined Oct 2005 Total Posts : 1	Posted 10/22/2005 4:09 PM (GMT -6)
	I have been taking zoloft for about 5 months. I was so edgey, paranoid, and suidicidal before I went on it. Now I feel like a totally person and I even enjoy talking to strangers, which I could barely do before. Recently, my girlfriend diagnosed me with dun-lap disease. My belly done lapped over my belt (literally). I have always been really skinny, so even now, I don't mind it too much. I don't want to get much bigger though. Also, does anyone know if drinking alcohol has any serious side-effects with zoloft? My doctor says it doesn't, but I know he's flat out lying to me. I've seen it on the label of the bottle!!! However, is it a small concern, or small enough for him and other doctors to say it isn't a big problem? Thanks for any information. Best of luck to all of you guys. Back to Top

softy Veteran Member Date Joined Jun 2004 Total Posts : 798	Posted 10/22/2005 4:27 PM (GMT -6)
	Dun-lap disease, you're hilarious The only thing I know is that alcohol is also a depressant and therefore shouldn't be taken by depressed people. Makes sense but I do indulge in a glass of wine occasionally. You night want to check some prescription sites out for interactions or phone your local pharmacist. They've always been great when I had a question. Take care, Softy Back to Top

sadsunshine Regular Member Date Joined Oct 2005 Total Posts : 398	Posted 10/22/2005 4:50 PM (GMT -6)
	You sure have a good sense of humor!! First chuckle I've had in awhile! I also take Zoloft (hasn't helped me too much) but I have cut out even a glass of wine. Like Softy said, alcohol is also an antidepressent (and fattening!!!!) Might want to be safe and lay off drinking for a bit! Let us know how things are going for you!! Back to Top

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