Seroquel

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.

Different drugs vary in length. Alcohol takes 24 hours and a hangover. Meth is about 3-5 days to be safe. Pot, as a daily smoker, will take about a month. Cocaine is about the same as meth. And acid... about 7-10 days.

um lots of bread water cranberry juice anything really that you can drink but when you do hold it in as long as possible so you know forsure that it is cleansen your system

I say no way unless more than two Dr. agree that is what is needed. get more than one docs opinion though.

The National Transplant Waiting List of 2000 indicated the following needs by organ type: Kidney, 48,349; Liver, 15,987; Heart, 4,139; Lung, 3,695; Kidney-Pancreas, 2,437; Pancreas, 942; Heart-Lung; 212; and, Intestine, 137.

What sort of depression do you have? Neither of these drugs should be used for regular depression (Major Depression). In fact, I am of the opinion they shouldn't be used long term for anything, for 2 reasons:

1) They cause permanent changes in the brain and leave you worse off than when you started. A recent study on schizophrenics is a good example. 2 groups were studied, one taking antipsychotics (depakote / seroquel), and the other taking no medication. For the first 3 years the group taking the medication did better, but after 3 years the group not taking anything was better off, and everyone who stopped taking medication was much worse.

2) They cause tardive dyskinesia, a form of permanent brain damage, in many people who take them. This is uncontrollable shaking and jerky movements, similar to Parkinsons Disease, and it never goes away. By the time you realize you have it, it is too late.

Have you tried therapy? Many psychiatrists are far too quick to prescribe when there are other, better alternatives. Medication is easier for the doctor, but not necessarily better for the patient. If you are bipolar and absolutely have to take something, you might want to look into taking lithium.

@Matthewterhune - if you`re an idiot please stop responding and scaring people for nothing moron. And now to go back to the question it is very hard to tell. If you`re bipolar 2 both are used to treat mania symphtoms but Seroquel is better for the depressive state then Depakote. You should wait and see. If you didn`t experience weight gain on Seroquel you won`t experience any one Depakote either. I wish you all the best

No

it depends on the size of your body and other factors, I know of a female that took 600mg never took antipsychotics before and had ambulance called out, he said if she took any more she would of died. I also know of a gentleman who took 700mg and experienced what he called "his heart stopped" so..

90 days

You won't get high, but you definitely will become drowsy. At the most you are loopy to others, but you'll honestly just want to go to bed. Those pills aren't meant for recreation, and most doctor's will not recommend both pills at once, there is the risk of death.

Please be careful!

No, do not self medicate.

Seroquel is an atypical antipsychotic. Benzodiazepines are classified as minor tranquilizers. Seroquel will not show up as a benzo.

No

No. Klonopin is clonazepam. It also goes by the names: Ceberclon, Klonopin, Klonopin Wafer and Valpax. I'll add a link to this post.

It's pronounced sear - o - kwell .

Seroquel is an antipsychotic. It is generally used to treat schizophrenia or the manic effects of bipolar disorder. It works by changing the action of certain chemicals on the brain. People who don't require it should not take it. It won't produce any desired effects if you are taking it to "get high"

i was on both and i had no adverse side effects. however the seroquel can cause extreme drowsiness

No, it is an antipsychotic but can produce sedation similar to that of barbituates.

No, it won't help you sleep.

excessive sleep and nightmares

This is simply not true. Many antidepressants can actually INCREASE anxiety, though your body may vary.

Buspar is something worth giving a shot, as well as Benadryl. There are also the old and trusted Klonipin, Xanax, and Ativan, though those have a risk of addiction--particularly Xanax.

Most antidepressants help with anxiety. Seroquel is strong stuff.

Do you mean as in voices in your head or out loud? Do you only hear voices, or do you see people aswell?

well i got high when i took a seroquel but idk what those would do if yu took em both at tha same time. the seroquel screws yu up but yu have to fight through the drowziness. also a side affect is joint twitching and it frigan blows. not a good high at all if your trying to get high

I'm on both and I'm fine...but I'm only 18