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My dr took me from 200mg to 300mg of quetiapine at bedtime for sleep after my wellbutrin was increased and i couldnt sleep well. i dont know if i adjusted to wellb or not but now im snoring like crazy. could it be the 300 of quetiapine?

Q: my dr took me from 200mg to 300mg of quetiapine at bedtime for sleep after my wellbutrin was increased and i couldnt sleep well. i dont know if i adjusted to wellb or not but now im snoring like crazy. could it be the 300 of quetiapine?

: By what you describe chronologically the sleepy effect is likely due to a higher dose of quetiapine which has the sedative effect.

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By what you describe chronologically the sleepy effect is likely due to a higher dose of quetiapine which has the sedative effect.

Answered 1/2/2022

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A member asked:

My dr took me from 200mg to 300mg of quetiapine at bedtime for sleep after my wellbutrin was increased and i couldnt sleep well. i dont know if i adjusted to wellb or not but now im snoring like crazy. could it be the 300 of quetiapine?

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