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Can doctors tell me what does seroquel (quetiapine) do?
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Antipsychotic, etc: Mostly it is used to help thinking and for signs and symptoms of being out of touch with reality - psychotic.. However is is also used for other symptoms eg sleep problems.
Answered 4/15/2016
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