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Is it safe to take 25 mg of seroquel if i'm pregnant?
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Individual case: Psychiatric medications like Seroquel should be reviewed with your treating physician. Each case must be individualized. The known risk of not treating a disease must be weighed against the theoretical risk of exposure. You and your doctor can decide together if the benefits of the medications outweigh the potential risks.
Answered 7/31/2017
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