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How do you know if seroquel is right for you?
The first week I took seroquel I was able to sleep with the aid of sleeping pills. Every time the doctor ups the dose I start crying for a few moments. My previous insomnia and bowel moments which were a concern before hand ,are worse now, and I have gained a dangerous amount of weight and crave sugar, which is dangerous for me, since diabetes runs in my family. My depression and anxiety are less only because my brain is in a fog. At what point should my doctor reassess my treatment?
Reply on 6:21 AM
on Oct 02, 2009
by
stephenphl,
#4433
aI am on Seroquel as well. If you have the same issues 10 days or more I would contact your doc and say you can't tolerate this medicine and ask for alternatives? There is nothing like good communication. Make sure you see your doc regularly, at least 1-2 x per month. These meds and dosages are trial and error and require both experience & knowledge from your doc and trust on your part. You must be seeing a psychiatrist not an internist or family doc when your symptoms are varied and/or complicated.
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