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06/29/08

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Category:Seroquel , Side Effects , substitute

What medication helps you sleep like seroquel?

I have been on seroquel for over a year trying twice to get off of it due to weightgain. Unfortunately, I was unable to succeed due to a sleep problem I have. I am experiencing other problems with seroquel like: scalp rash,hairthinning so bad you can see my scalp on top even when it is combed or brushed in place,and eczema on my nose that requires treatment. I am without a doubt these are caused by seroquel but just can't seem to find another medication that works like seroquel. Any answers will be greatly appreciated.

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