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Top 11 Questions about Seroquel Withdrawal, Side Effects, and Tapering

Looking to learn the risks compared to rewards of taking Seroquel? In this video, the founder of Alternative to Meds Center, Lyle Murphy, answers the Top 11 questions about Seroquel Withdrawal, Side Effects, alternatives and Tapering. Top 11 questions about Seroquel Withdrawal 00:00 - Intro 00:07 - Why do people get prescribed Seroquel? 00:31 - Is Quetiapine a narcotic? 00:56 - What are the side effects of Seroquel? 02:02 - Does Seroquel help with anxiety? 02:38 - Is Seroquel dangerous? 05:55 - What are the long term effects of taking Seroquel? 07:06 - Is Seroquel a good sleep aid? 07:57 - Is Seroquel bad for your liver? 09:05 - Is Seroquel stronger than Xanax? 10:40 - Is Trazodone stronger than Seroquel? 11:12 - How is Seroquel being abused? 11:56 - ATMC For more information about Seroquel Withdrawal, Tapering Seroquel, Seroquel Side Effects, or Seroquel Alternatives visit: https://www.alternativetomeds.com/ant... Seroquel (quetiapine) is an atypical antipsychotic medication FDA approved for the treatment of schizophrenia and mixed bipolar episodes in adults or used off-label for children over the age of 12. It is also used for episodes of acute mania, depression disorders in adults and in children 10 years old and up. It is often used as an augmenter with antidepressant medications for treating depressive disorders. There are several off-label uses for Seroquel which are being explored but remain outside of FDA approval, such as for insomnia, the treatment of dementia, addiction, delirium, and personality disorders. At present, these off-label uses are being cautiously examined due to a lack of established dosing parameters and their effects on metabolic side effects, extrapyramidal adverse effects and potential safety concerns. Seroquel (Quetiapine) Withdrawal Symptoms As is the case for most prescription psychoactive medications, using them for some extended period of time, i.e. several months or longer may lead to physical dependence. If the decision to come off the drug is made, stopping should never be done abruptly. Always seek medical oversight and guidance for safety. Even when slowing the tapering off a drug, there can still be some significant withdrawals, which may be more severe if the prescription was for a very long time, such as years. When withdrawing from Seroquel, the following symptoms may occur: Suicidal ideation or behavior Seroquel Withdrawal Psychosis Mania Insomnia Hypersensitivity to light, sound, temperature, all sensory perceptions Vomiting Headaches Racing heart, tachycardia Unusual mood swings, can change rapidly Slowed heartbeat Nausea Dizziness Anxiety Agitation Loss of concentration, can’t focus Depression #seroquel #alternativetomeds #sideeffects #seroquelwithdrawal #mentalhealthawareness