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The dosage as well as the severity of hypertension is what matters as well. In fact these medications do not directly cause a significant change on Bp for a patient who is not severely having Hypertension. For further guidance it’s better to take a online consultation

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Both medications are associated with metabolic side effects but dose of medication and for which symptom these medications are prescribed to a patient matters For sleep disturbance, Quetiapine will be better choice and less associated with BP fluctuations at dose 25 mg to 50 mg

Hi.. quetiapine causes less elevation of BP. Consult online for questions regarding the same

There is no all or none safe and unsafe. Both medicines has its ups and down

Quetiapine is preferred due to lower long-term metabolic and BP elevation risk, though initial postural hypotension should be watched. Olanzapine tends to worsen weight, lipid, and BP parameters with time.