Zoloft not working?

I'm in the same situation, took 50 mg for three weeks, when up to 100 and it's been five weeks and still no change, I'm anxious all the time and I don't know if a should persevere or change , again, to another mes.

many people get some relief in 2 weeks or at least by four weeks. if it were me i would not spend alot more time on this drug if it has done nothing for you and try something new. maybe a week or more.

In the Lippincott's drug guide, you may not know the full effect of the medication Zoloft for up to 16 weeks. But dose increases can be prescribed at no less than 1 week intervals and can be increased to a maximum of 200mg daily. If you are able, consider walking for 20 minutes a day to increase your endorphin's to lift mood. If you can only walk 10 minutes a day, that is the minimum time to get the endorphin's flowing. If you read, I suggest the book Simple Abundance.It has been a great practical guide and inspiration to me and many others. Good Luck in your recovery!

Too much too soon, that's my take on your dilemma. I believe in a 2-3 week minimum before dosage changes are made. You had 2 in a very short time. Be patients realizing your system needs time to adjust, especially with 2 increases in such a short time. 21 days from today, if there's no change, I'd then say this maybe isn't the med for you, and you will need ample time in between if you do switch, again a 2-3 week period minimum otherwise you'll get overlap and won't know up from down. Make sense?

I think the problem lies in the fact that you're first dose wasn't increased for a month and it wasn't enough. I doubt that the 50 was enough and its going to take you time for it to work now at 75. Normally it takes 4-6 weeks for it to work.