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<blockquote data-quote="Kirbster" data-source="post: 1783895" data-attributes="member: 47482"><p>I've been on Sertraline for 2 years now and don't recall a change in blood sugar levels when I started on them. However, I tried to come off them a year ago (unsuccessfully I'm afraid) and when I'd stopped my sugar levels ran quite high. This coincided with a week's holiday abroad where I really wasn't in a good place mentally, so I'm not sure if it was stopping the pills that caused the increase in sugar levels or the fact I was very stressed. I think it was the latter.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kirbster, post: 1783895, member: 47482"] I've been on Sertraline for 2 years now and don't recall a change in blood sugar levels when I started on them. However, I tried to come off them a year ago (unsuccessfully I'm afraid) and when I'd stopped my sugar levels ran quite high. This coincided with a week's holiday abroad where I really wasn't in a good place mentally, so I'm not sure if it was stopping the pills that caused the increase in sugar levels or the fact I was very stressed. I think it was the latter. [/QUOTE]
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