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    Dilated pupils with Sertraline

    Has anyone else who is taking this noticed their pupils getting huge????? i noticed mine the other day,and couldnt stop staring at them!!!!!

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    Re: Dilated pupils with Sertraline

    Don't worry about dilated pupils, Sarah

    It's a common side effect when starting up most anti depressants, especially SSRIs. It's because Setraline is a "stimulating" anti depressant, rather than a sedative effect like you get with Mirtazapine.

    You'll be fine

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    Re: Dilated pupils with Sertraline

    Hi Sarahlou,

    I get this with venlafaxine. It's quite common with ADs, as mono stitch has said, and is nothing to worry about unless you have a history of glaucoma, which you would be aware of, so don't worry about it. Just looks a bit odd though, doesn't it?

    Pip

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    Re: Dilated pupils with Sertraline

    I've had the same experience, my boyfriend noticed first. I got worried and googled it. It a normal side effect. People also get dilated pupils when they are aroused. You could always use that as an excuse lol

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