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I've been on seroquel for a long time and i haven't been to the doctor and i need them i ran out and i need something for a bacterial infection?
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This forum is to answer health related questions and concerns only. We cannot prescribe. You need to go to an urgent care to get a refill of your Seroquel and treatment for your bacterial infection. As you know, it is important to keep taking Seroquel as prescribed. Call your psychiatrist or PCP to see if he/she can refill your Seroquel till you can be seen.
Answered 4/16/2021
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