Eur Neuropsychopharmacol · 2023
Effects of quetiapine on sleep: A systematic review and meta-analysis of clinical trialsDoes Quetiapine help with sleep?
Yes, for most people. 81% of 26 people who reported on Quetiapine for sleep say it improved. 15% noticed no change and 4% say it got worse. That is about the typical result for sleep (82% across 71 options).
Sleep: what users report
81%better26 reports · medium confidence
21 better4 no change1 worse
Ranked #46 of 71 for sleep.
What people say about Quetiapine and sleep
“The last time I was able to sleep early was a couple of weeks ago, before I stopped taking Seroquel.”
“My favorite kill switch for amps is seroquel, but I've had a script for about six years. Kind of a hard core med, proceed with tons of caution if you're interested. Works like a charm though.”
“my GP prescribed me low-dose Seroquel, which fixed the problem instantly. Supplements did only slightly alleviate.”
“100mg Trazadone and 200mg Seroquel put me to sleep like a baby”
What the research says
AResearch: Strong468 meta-analyses · 524 trials on PubMed
Side effects people mention
drowsiness 7weight gain 3fatigue 3tolerance 2brain fog 2
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