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My Meds Seem Too Strong Now.

I am 4 months out from the surgery and went back to my therapist for some anxiety/depression issues. She prescribed Zoloft and said to start out with half a pill and work up to the whole pill. Well, its been awhile since Ive had to take these kinds of meds (10 years) and they just seem soo strong. I dont know if it seems stronger because im eating less or what. These pills make me not want to eat and make it hard sometimes to swallow. I dont want to stop because I really need some help with emotional stuff but Im not eating, I dont mind I dont feel hungry at all, but I dont want my weight loss to stall because Im starving either. When I do end up eating I rush because I finally feel hungry and I either get stuck or feel nauseated. Any suggestions? Anyone else have something like this happen to them?

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It might be worth a call to your counselor and ask about a reduced dose temporarily. As for eating, try to eat on a schedule and still take small bites and take time to eat. Stress has always made my band tighter and caused issues.

Did you share with your therapist that you have had WLS? Also, try drinking maybe some sugar free Carnation instant breakfast that wouldn't cause swallowing problems and would get you some nutrition and then drink your protein shakes maybe.

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Yes I did advise my therapist about having WLS. I will be back to see her next week for a follow up.

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