Experiences with Seroquel

5 years i was on olanzapine and i always get worst. Half a year now i changed to Seroquel. Now i have no stress,i can sleep well. I also found a job.
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This drug works really well for me. I take it 3 times a day, the quick-acting version on the following schedule: 2 times 100 mg and then before bed 150 mg. Together with the drug sertraline 50 mg I have been able to get my schizoaffectve disorder well under control. Partly thanks to this medication I have once again found my desire for life. But watch out: Seroquel can suppress your feeling of ...
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Before I took Solian I used Seroquel, among others. Seroquel, though, made me incontinent. I'm much better off on Solian.
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I've been taking this medicine for so many years. It has given me so many advantages but also a few disadvantages. I have put on a lot of weight because of this medicine and I am now addicted to it. I have been able to reduce the dose considerably over the years but stopping is out of the question for me.
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Because of a burn out/depression I couldn't sleep any more. The GP gave me this. It works well but in the meantime I have increased to 25 mg (started out on half that). Regardless of how well I sleep I'm always incredibly drowsy and tired. But I can't sleep without it. I'm afraid that I can't cope without it any more.
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Works in case of PTSS, depression and insomnia. Does what it’s supposed to do, in my case no side effects. Dose probably needs increasing.
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Since I was 17 I've had problems sleeping, mostly difficulty falling asleep. Apparently I have a delayed sleep phase syndrome in combination with ADHD. quetiapine works for me because it reduces the continual stream of thoughts going through my head so I can fall asleep more easily. I also took zopiclone for a while but that really affected my memory and it was addictive. This works better for ...
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First of all I had the usual dose 2 x 300 mg. Needed to pee every 15 minutes for 4 hours after taking it. Then I had 2 x 300 mg extended release. Couldn't pee at all and had to go to the emergency GP. Seemed to be urine retention, a side effect of the Seroquel! What a nightmare!! Stopped straight away with the total daily dose of 600 mg. Emergency consultation with the psychiatrist and started ...
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I've had two catheters inserted one after the other since starting this medication. It gave me urinary retention both times. Never using again.
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