Seroquel gets you high
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it could help you sleep extremely but i used to take it alot and your body gets addictid to that to im actually now down to 100mg and am slowly getting off , if i dont take it i cant sleep at all its like weed, your drowsey and you get the munchies you just cant smoke it. once your body gets used to it and you dont get high off it anymore is when you should talk 2 sum 1. dependening on your tolerance.
Wow that's a lot of weight lost! Did you replace the Seroquel with another med?
My wife accidently ingested my son's seroquel 400 mg tablet thinking it was her Diovan for her high blood pressure. What steps should I take? Should I worry? should she drink more water to dilute it. Should she take one of my xanax .5 to prevent an accelarated heart rate?
Dear Ronndy
I would say that 100 mg Seroquel is a very high dosage to treat insomina. Usually you would take only 10-25 mg in that respect. It seems that you could have some withdrawl problems as you stopped klonopin abruptly. As Paxiled pointed out it is a bit "heavy" to prescribe klonopin for insomnia when "lighter" medications are available, for instance zolpidem or zopiklone. Or anti-histamine(allergy-medication as atarax).
I occasionally take a generic sleeping pill and my doctor first suggested I take half a pill/dose to see how well it works. Splitting in half gives you 24 days, that gets you to the target date While it may not work as well as a full dose, it may be better than having several nights with nothing left before your appointment date.
My thinking, give it a try.
Thank you. I have talked to this doctor once about the Seroquel. He had written the script for 1 tablet 2x/day. I asked about that and he insisted that he wrote it for 1 a day at bedtime. I didn't argue, but I saw the script and it clearly said BID which means 2x/day. Could this be residual meds from being on a double dose for 3 days?
no therapist at the moment. I was once on 9 different meds at once to find that ballance between mania and deppression we are all searching for. I just started back up with the chemical approach. I tryed the natural way for 4 years but it was way too exspensive and I spent more time in the gym keeping my deppression in check than actually liveing. so I'm back to the chemicals again. but I think your right they told me high blood presure cant be cuased by seroquel?
I took seroquel after nothing else put me to sleep; but, it is a powerful antipsychotic that causes ticks and twitches which can become permanent. It can also cause hardening of facial and neck muscles. This is really scary possibilities. If anyone is taking it, please stop. My twitching became very pronounced and I feared it was permanent. Fortunately they eventually went away. Just don't do it.
It's not a matter of not having stress anymore, it's whether you need an MS or not and the 25mg of seroquel does it for you at least. If you are not bipolar then I totally agree with you, but if yu are one then it's a different issue altogether. If you are BP then you shall need an MS whether an AP like seroquel or an AC like lamictal say etc...
The doctors say it has nothing to do with the Seroquel I took. He has a high IQ of 130, and he is in preschool reading at a 3rd grade level. He was a happy baby and is a happy delightful little boy.
I'm so nervous about having this baby girl as I don't know if there will be any problems. A genetics doctor looked up the information and studies and showed me that the Seroquel does not cause birth defects. There were some children that had heart problems or respitory problems.
I dropped my nightly dose of Seroquel, it's more evenly spread out during the day. You were at an extremely high dose of Seroquel, did you take seroquel in the day as well? Definitely try spreading out the dose. If you still having sleep issue, you might want to try Trazadone, it's not an addictive drug, and it makes you sleep like the dead. I also sleep with a wedge pillow for reflux, but I'm told it's good for snoring too!
most likely you will suffer withdrawl from valium and it can be very hard. you should definitely try to taper slowly and i mean SLOWLY. the proper tapering over several weeks or months should reduce the awful symptoms. there was a recent documentary i heard about this. it can be difficult but certainly managable. feel better soon.
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