"Sertraline, 50mg for 4 weeks, experiencing diarrhea for 2 weeks now. Will it go away or should I talk to my doctor about changing it?"

If you are experiencing diarrhea as a side effect of your medication and it is affecting your daily activities, it is recommended to talk to your doctor about potentially changing your treatment. Your pharmacist can also help facilitate this process by sending a note to your doctor. It is not necessary to make a separate appointment with your doctor for this issue.

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"Sertraline, 50mg for 4 weeks, experiencing diarrhea for 2 weeks now. Will it go away or should I talk to my doctor about changing it?"

If you are experiencing diarrhea as a side effect of your medication and it is affecting your daily activities, it is recommended to talk to your doctor about potentially changing your treatment. Your pharmacist can also help facilitate this process by sending a note to your doctor. It is not necessary to make a separate appointment with your doctor for this issue.