If you have mild pulmonary stenosis would this be an dangerious side effect with taking the medication seroquel 50mg daily since 10/08 at 24yrs old male?
Patient also has family history for diabetes both Grandmothers.
Does taking this drug for a long or indeffinate period of time increase your risk?
Can you ever wean off this drug effectively?
What would happen if you didnt need this drug and took it?
How do they know that this is the appropriate treatment?
What is the best available diagnosis you can receive for mental health assessment.
How can you protect your rights from being Hospitalized and held against your will.
When he was hospitalized the physician or psychiatrist would not release him unless he took this drug seroquel? I want to prevent him from ever being in there again. It was much more damaging than helpfull in my opinion. East Bay California
Thank-You for your responce. No he did not go voluntarily. Unfortunately I was kept from knowing until after the fact. I hope that NAMI can be of some assistance, and perhaps even be effective. But my main concern is his health and risk of taking this drug. He is understandably defiant and not continuing treatment. His general physician does not seem familiar or concerned. I will check with both of them again. I will also reffer my Son to this sight. If you could verify or clarify any of the questions asked in regard to the medication "Seroquel" and the fact of having "mild pulmonary stenosis" is greatly appreciated. Of course this is only per "refferance" in no way are you or this site liable in any way! My Son is such an Exceptionally Wonderfull Bright Handsome Young Man, I want protect the Blessing of Him in my Life!!!! Im afraid of him going into cardiac arrest. Let alone the other possible side effect of accquiring "lactating breast." My suspician is he has been groussley Misdiagnosed. I will definately be contacting NAMI, and reporting the "facilities" to which he was admitted. Thanks again for your time and concern.