Is excessive sweating a side effect of Zoloft?

@Ccc-nl
Talk to your doctor about your problem which is common. There are some medications that can help and some may be available OTC.
@Tyrese
"8 Surprising Signs You May Be Vitamin D Deficient
Michael Holick, M.D., a vitamin D expert at Boston University Medical Center says that one of the first signs of vitamin D deficiency is sweating. You sweat when your body temperature rises above 98.6. Most of the time, this is not a problem. Sweating is actually good for your health, as it releases toxins buried in the fat cells underneath the skin. However, excessive sweating may indicate a deficiency in vitamin D."

Hello
Sweating IS listed as a side effect but talk to your health care professional about long term. Also the vitamin D is necessary especially in the winter when the sunshine is less in the north. So I fully agree with the previous answer.

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Kevinb1953

Sweating is listed as a common side effect of Zoloft. Side effects usually resolve quickly within a few days to a week. I have not taken Zoloft before, so I’m unaware that Zoloft causes excessive sweating long term. My theory is. Have you ever gotten a blood test to check for your vitamin D levels? I myself had experience excessive sweating during the winter time, because my D level is always fairly low. So My doctor recommend taking vitamin D supplement during the winter time. Within a couple months my excessive sweating has decrease tremendously. Low level may cause excessive sweating. Remember our body get vitamin D through sunlight and the sun is barely out during winter time. I hope my theory helps.