Experiences with

Seroquel

Since I was released from the hospital, i have taken Xanax, Seroquel, Mirtazapine, & Hydroxyzine. Currently, I am taking a med called Clonazepam. Most of these are also for anxiety, but have a sedative for sleeping. I've had plenty of mixed results, and stopped taking many of them.

its so bad, i cant function at all -cant eat or work.have not slept more than 45 min at a time within last 13 days, so scared. doc gave me seroquel but it dont help me sleep. no escape from this constant state of fight or flight my body and mind are in. will anything help me, im so far gone.

Xanax with seroquel (to supplement it) just isn’t enough anymore. And i don’t want to take more Xanax. I’m anxious every waking hour, having trouble sleeping. suicidal ideation on overdrive. I’m climbing the walls. I want emotional relief.

Xanax with seroquel (to supplement it) just isn’t enough anymore. And i don’t want to take more Xanax. I’m anxious every waking hour, having trouble sleeping. suicidal ideation on overdrive. I’m climbing the walls. I want emotional relief.

I also developed seizures at 5 yrs old. 2000mgs+Zoloft am/300mgs of Seroquel. I see spirits, my husband told me it's nothing. I would like to get to know people who understands. I hear things as well

I also take lamictal and Seroquel, propranolol and hydroxyzine. Sometimes I wonder if the lamictal is causing this. I know it affects the thyroid. Maybe that's why I can't breathe well.

And now my doctor tells me to take seroquel 12,5 mg for 15 days in order for things to get bettter.

Most recently after a significant increase in risk taking behavior, he was put on Seroquel for 2 reasons: 1. a morning dose in hopes it will counteract aggression caused by a stimulant and 2.

As a "temporary solution", I got Seroquel and Gabapentin that may assist with reducing the symptoms. I'm very emotional and overwhelmed for the last few weeks. A new symptom that started about 3-4 days ago: I'm really hungry.

I am now off Trazodone, added Lithium and Seroquel and reduced Buspirone in half. I am no longer taking Ropinirole. I am also taking Lamotrigine. RLS symptoms are nearly gone. Does Trazodone cause RLS? And do my new meds help to reduce RLS symptoms? It’s like a miracle. I am bipolar2.

I was intrigued because I have documented evidence of an unusual response that I had when I was temporarily put on Seroquel / Quetiapine to deal with my psychiatric symptoms.

I’m just curious if anybody is on seroquel and how it’s been working for them ? Thanks !

I'm taking Seroquel does not work! Any one taking something else?

Been on a litany of new medications (Lexapro again, Remeron (the worst), Seroquel XR, Buspar, Clonidine (lol), Propranolol (lol), Prozac. I am currently on a combination of Effexor XR (150mg), Lexapro (10mg) and Elavil (25mg) with Ativan on the side as needed.

I'd say dad has insomnia in a sense that when he goes to sleep, he might be able to get 1-2.5 hours after his bedtime medications and gets up to pee almost every hour, even if he's on a strong sedative like Seroquel.

I am wondering if getting off of an antidepressant and adding Seroquel to the Lamotrigine may be a better fit. What has been your experience? Thanks for your input.

It starts when I wake up, and doesn't end until I have taken seroquel at night for sleep. So I get about 45 minutes to an hour before I pass out of peace. I can take up to 2 mg of klonopin a day, but I've been taking it for so long it only helps a smidgen.

Along with seroquel? What effects does it have?

hi all, I suffer from severe insomnia and don’t sleep more than 4-5 hours with seroquel only otherwise won’t sleep at all. I was recommended to go to a sleep specialist and was wondering if they were helpful to any of you? If yes what were the common treatment options given to u?

Seroquel 25mg was also added but it's too sedating and hallucinations still here. Didn't do anything. Also very wary about it as I read up it should only be prescribed for schizophrenia/ bipolar conditions. My dad is not on that side of the road.. this is all medication-induced!