How to take sertraline

Sertraline is commonly a serotonin re-uptake substance, with a Ki equal to around 3.4 nM. Therapeutical doses of Sertraline are generally taken by people for around four weeks duration of 50-200 mg per day. After four weeks of dosage results in around 90% suppression of serotonin conveyor in a drug called striatum is commonly measured by a mechanism

called positron emission tomography. A regular dosage of sertraline of around 9 mg daily is very much sufficient to suppress around 50% of serotonin conveyor.

Sertraline is also a very common suppressor known as dopamine re-uptake with a Ki of around 260 nM. Sertraline should be consumed very slowly while consuming the medicine orally, accomplishing its maximum concentration in plasma for about four to six hours even after consumption. In the blood of human, it is around 98.5% plasma proteins. The half life of plasma proteins in the human body is only around 13 to 45 hours of duration and on average it is more in women than in men.
Sertraline also comes in tablet and it is recommended only to be taken once in a day. These drugs are only recommended for the people over the age of 25 due to the side effects of such a drug like sertraline.