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Re: Seroquel to take the edge off? » alexandra_k

Posted by KaraS on November 13, 2004, at 23:54:40

In reply to Re: Seroquel to take the edge off? » KaraS, posted by alexandra_k on November 13, 2004, at 3:38:43

> Hiya, I used to be on Seroquel, though now I am on Olanzapine. I used to take Chlorpromazine PRN for anxiety (back when I didn't mind being a vegetable). My p-doc told me that I could use Seroquel PRN if I wanted to. Better than Chlorprom.
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> I find that when I start on an anti-psychotic they knock me around for the first few days and all I want to do is sleep. Then my body adjusts to them ok. So I think that, yes, there is a cumulative effect in the sense that you tolerate what would have made you fall asleep, and it is more a general kind of sedation that is the absense of such anxiety.


Thanks. That verifies what I've heard from one or two others here about Seroquel's cumulative effect.

I just read on Scott's chart that Zyprexa is used to reduce TD. In that case I would think it would be safer to use Zyprexa than Seroquel or other APs for anxiety. Wonder why Seroquel is prescribed more for this purpose?

Thanks for your input.

Kara


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