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A member asked:
I took a seroquel (quetiapine) at 9:30pm my nose has been severely stopped up what's wrong? how long will it last?
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Monitor not common: I use a lot of Seroquel for patients and have never has nasal congestion. Monitor for tight throat or wheezing for an allergic reaction or even a side effect. I think it should stop soon but monitor for other symptoms. Make sure you didn't take anything else with it. Shortness of breath requires going to the ER
Answered 8/2/2014
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