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Old Aug 12, 2014, 01:48 PM
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Sorry for the TMI but since I started seroquil I have an increased sex drive. I'm not really complaining, because sex has become much more enjoyable, but the downside is that I find myself "sleeping around" more if that makes sense. Not sure if it's from the medication or my body trying to level out the manic side.
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Old Aug 12, 2014, 09:00 PM
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AliveandWell, I do not believe it is a common side effect, but it can happen. If it continues, just run it by your doctor the next time you are in the office.
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Old Aug 13, 2014, 12:29 PM
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Sorry for the TMI but since I started seroquil I have an increased sex drive. I'm not really complaining, because sex has become much more enjoyable, but the downside is that I find myself "sleeping around" more if that makes sense. Not sure if it's from the medication or my body trying to level out the manic side.
Seroquel blocks dopamine so I don't think it's that, you're probably still a little manic. Just curious, what dose of Seroquel are you taking?
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