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After taking seroquel (quetiapine) it becomes hard to breathe out of my nose . is this side effect dangerous? i've tried other meds and they don't help as much.
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This symptom : Is not associated with seroquel (quetiapine) . Are you taking any other medications that could be causing this. Or could be a medical condition. Call the doctor if it doesn't seem to get better over the next two days.
Answered 5/8/2016
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