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Is seroqual 25mg daily safe to take long term? ex: 10+ years. and what about through pregnancy?
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Probably, but...: It's not clear to me why someone would need 25 mg seroquel (quetiapine) daily for 10+ years. At that dose, it is probably safe, but your are still probably getting enough of it to increase your risk of extrapyramidal side effects.
Answered 1/24/2014
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