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Originally Posted by hamster-bamster
That is strange. People sleep on as little as 50-75 mg of Seroquel, and in such low doses if does not cause massive weight gain. 600 mg seems an overkill, unless they also were trying to treat something else besides the sleep problem. I almost think that it is possible that at high doses Seroquel is not sleep-inducing but at low doses, it is.
Every p-doc should have a way to connect with you in case of emergency. You said you called your p-doc 4 times; did they not return your call??
Benzos are medications such as Lorazepam (Ativan), Clonazepam (Klonopin), Temazepam (Restoril), Diazepam (Valium)... have you ever tried them?
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in the hospital for my stay i was put on Ativan and I believe in kinda calmed me . Seroquel was working for me at just 200 mg doc upped to 400, but then i started getting raged feelings, and they upped it to 600mg and i felt fine. But then i started not sleeping. its sounds weird but after hearing that people can go all the way up to 1200 mg on seroquel i dont know now .. i called and left 2 messages on the machine, i called and left two messages with the lady at the front desk. I called and left a message to be sent to the NP, then to the Doc and no one i mean no was for 1 week has returned my call.