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Quetiapine withdrawal
I've been on olazapine 7.5 for few years for bipolar disorder. Recently i was given quetiapine as well because of depression and anxiety. After a month of that doctor asked me to quit it because i was having heart rate problems. It's been couple of days since quitting quetiapine and I'm feeling bit depressed. Would this go away in a few days?
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You can consult your psychiatrist again and get an alternative to quetiapine prescribed. There are few out there. Good luck
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Dr. Ashish Bansal
General Physician
13 yrs exp
New Delhi
I think you need a detailed assessment as this could eb the relapse of your bipolar disorder and thats why the occurence of depressive symptoms, a mood stabilizer with antidepressant is the ideal choice but has to be started under psychiatrist supervision only
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Dr. Rayees Ahmad Wani
Addiction Psychiatrist
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Srinagar
Consult back to your treating psychiatrist
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