Take therapy please contact for same

Kindly consult

Hi.. there are alternative sleep medicines. Consult online for treatment

Improve sleep hygiene and consult psychiatrist

There are other options available for helping with insomnia . Also whether it was primary insomnia or secondary insomnia (secondary to depressive/anxiety symptoms) needs to be assessed and accordingly treated

Thank you for reaching out. It's good to hear that Quetiapine (Quitipin) has helped you with sleep. However, long-term use, especially for primary insomnia, may not be ideal due to potential metabolic and sedative side effects. Since you're also on Nexito (Escitalopram), it might help to assess and treat the underlying anxiety or depressive symptoms more comprehensively. Alternative, safer options for sleep include: a. Melatonin (2–5 mg): Especially helpful for circadian rhythm-related sleep issues. b. Trazodone (low dose): A non-addictive antidepressant often used off-label for sleep. c. Mirtazapine (7.5–15 mg): May help with both sleep and mood, though appetite increase is a side effect. d. CBT-I (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia): Gold standard for chronic insomnia, often effective long term.

Usually quetiapine doesn't have any habit forming potential. But yes, underlying etiology needs to be addressed because quetiapine has multiple models of action (as sedative hypnotic antidepressants antipsychotic and as an adjuvant.) Hence primary etiology needs to be addressed

Do discuss the issue with your treating Doctor. There are other drugs also available for your issue. In addition, Psychological interventions are also helpful. Sleep hygiene will also likely be help you.

Hello, You can decrease quitapin slowly.. Try 25 mg.