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Can you tell me if i could just stop taking seroquel (quetiapine) altogether?
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Discontinuing med: It is recommended to discuss with your doctor/prescriber before discontinuing a medication. If/when you do this, it is recommended to taper/slowly lower the dose over several days at a time especially if you are taking a higher dose of the medication. Your doctor may be able to offer you an alternative medication that is better suited for you.
Answered 7/3/2014
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