Yes, you are going to jail for a long time. ----------- Considering that Seroquel's half-life is 6 hours, that the likelihood of Seroquel OD causing death is extremely low, and the fact that your blood stops circulating when you die, I imagine that the Seroquel would definitely show up on a blood test. So, your ideas of homicide/suicide would not work with a Seroquel OD.
As part of an ongoing treatment study of co-occurring bipolar mania and cannabis abuse in adolescents, we obtained bi-monthly urine toxicology screens using the Status DS™ immunoassay. It was noted that the first five subjects initially tested negative for tricylcic antidepressants (TCAs) but all five tested positive after being treated with topiramate or placebo and quetiapine. All of the patients denied using TCAs, but were forthcoming regarding their drug use. A quetiapine trough blood level was also obtained on the same morning that the urine toxicology screens were performed and the results paralleled the TCA toxicology findings, i.e., when subjects showed quetiapine in their serum (5.1 to 85 ng/ml), they tested positive for TCAs. However, when two of the subjects were non-adherent to their medications and their quetiapine levels were undetectable, their toxicology screens were negative for TCAs. After these two patients were encouraged to take their medications and had detectable quetiapine levels, they once again tested positive for TCIt looks like Seroquel will show up as a positive for TCA panel.
Investigators order a toxicology report when someone dies from a mysterious death or if drug or alcohol seem to play a role. Sometimes toxicology will be ordered if the death is from a result of a fall or if the person was recently discharged from the hospital. Toxicology assists the investigators in determining the cause of death.
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I currently take 60mg of lovan with 75mg of seroquel in the morning then 150mg of seroquel at night. This combination works for me and I have questioned my Dr. if it was safe. There can be a moderate interaction, however this will vary from person to person. Like I said this has been safe and worked well for me, unfortunately it can often be trial and error with these types of medications.
Yes, a person can take Seroquel and Xanax together. However, they do have some drug interaction, that will make the person very sleepy.
As with any prescription medication, it is illegal and dangerous to give Seroquel to a person to whom it has not been prescribed. There are some major side effects, some which cannot be treated, and one should be under a doctor's care when taking this or any prescription medication.
The court can order a toxicology assessment whenever it is suspected that a person committing a criminal offense was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Doctors do toxicology exams when seeking diagnoses of a patient, medical examiners do them during a complete autopsy.
Seroquel should ONLY be taken according to your prescription. A person on Seroquel needs to take their meds the way that they're supposed to, in the time frame that they are supposed to, to keep a steady level of the drug in the body. Seroquel is an anti-psychotic, and not a sleep aid. The important thing is, if you are on Seroquel, you need to take it properly. Don't just stop taking it; you need to be "weaned off". And if it is not your prescription, you should NOT take it. Anti-psychotic drugs taken by a person who doesn't need it can be dangerous, including having long-term permanent effects such as Tardive Diskinesia. Actually Seroquel IS prescribed by a lot of doctors as a sleep aid. It's an anti psychotic medication that can be used to help you sleep. I have a prescription for it as a sleep aid myself actually.
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When a person is dying what are the different levels of death?