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A member asked:

What happens if i take 500mg of normal seroquel (quetiapine) at once? (non xr)

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OK at bedtime to try: If that is what your psychiatrist recommends, try it at bedtime. Can cause drowsiness and dizziness if taken during the day.

Dr Livingston and another doctor agreed

Answered 8/24/2014

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