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Hi..yes she can try taking half tablet

One needs to consult a psychiatrist before reducing or stopping a medicine.

Hello, Quetiapine SR 100 mg commonly causes excessive sleepiness, especially during the initial weeks of treatment. Morning drowsiness can interfere with daily functioning. However, she should not stop or reduce the dose on her own, especially if it was prescribed for conditions like mood disorder, psychosis, or severe anxiety. Sudden dose reduction or stopping can worsen symptoms or cause withdrawal effects.