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Is it normal for seroquel (quetiapine) tolerance to build up really quickly?
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Sedation-Yes: You should become tolerant to the sedation from seroquel (quetiapine) very quickly. Otherwise we would not be able to get people to therapeutic doses of even 800mg. The sedation usually maxes out at 200mg.
Answered 2/19/2017
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