I have no problems with zoloft except for dizziness after not taking it for a week. I don't know how long u have taken either but it might be best to ask the physician 2ho prescribed it.

The citalopram made me feel like a complete sleep deprived zombie. Any moment that I could sleep and that was what I was doing. Super exhausted all the time. Couldn't focus. My mouth mumbled what my brain was trying to say and I completely lost trains of thoughts in the middle of trying to talk.

Zoloft did the exact same thing to me as it is doing for you. The highs were super high but the lows were so end-of-the-world-shattering-couldn't-save-myself-and-wouldn't-accept-anything-positive crisis rendering depression. Was about to give up on medicine.

The doctor finally put me on Effexor XR. I feel like myself again. I am balanced out. My moods don't shift violently. It's a good feeling.

Keep trying, you will find the right one.

LilAdei, I totally agree with you about unable to fall asleep on the citalopram and couldn't concentrate and finding words....Thank God I'm not going crazy...yet

Zoloft has been great for me. There were highs in the beginning (no lows) and I soon learned what was too much because I started passing out. Also, Zoloft doesn't like heat or sun.

I'm now getting off Zoloft because I feel it's time.

You might need respidone