Sometimes: Depends on the status of the underlying condition it's being used to treat as well as the type of work being performed. All medications are ultimately used to manage medical and/or mental health conditons such that the individual's functioning (eg ability to work, etc) is sustained/restored. In general, quetiapine in of itself does not automatically preclude one from working.
Answered 8/8/2015
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As above : Usually yes u can , however it depends on u medical and mental health condition.
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Yes...but : Seroquel (quetiapine) has drowsiness and sedation as side effects, thus i think anyone taking it would need to be careful about using dangerous equipment i.e. Chain saw.
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Seroquel: Many people function well at jobs while taking Seroquel. Be mindful if feeling sedated.
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