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get off of clonazepam, and I am taking Seraquel to mask the horrible withdrawal symptoms from clonazepam. Is Serequel any more addictive that the average antidepressant, or is it just as addictive as clonazepam (!!!!!!)?
The withdrawals from Seraquel are pretty light. The side effects of Seraquel on the other hand are really really bad. I quit taking Seraquel just from the side effect. Zyprexa had pretty nasty withdrawal symptoms too and the side effects weren’t as bad as Seraquel though. The worst withdrawals for me were from Paxil.
As far as being addictive. Medicine isn’t generally regarded as addictive, though because they produce withdrawals they appear to have an additive quality. However, the definition of addiction is a little different.
I believe she has a learning disability, but not schizophrenia. I heard Geodon is a last resort med. If its true then what happens when she is 20? Can this med. do much harm? I also heard you cannot diagnose schizophrenia under 15 years of age, is that true?
First of all, remind yourself that unless you are a psychiatrist, you are not qualified to diagnose someone else’s child. As such, you might want to ask yourself how involved you really want to be in someone else’s parenting. You should also ask yourself if your friend will appreciate your advice and insight or not. If so, then you might want to gently bring up the topic of her daughter’s illness, and find out if she has had her daughter evaluated more recently. You should also find out if she had a second opinion, and perhaps other drugs she has tried.
That being said, Geodon is a very high powered drug and I am quite surprised and rather shocked to hear that a child was placed on it at the age of 9. Geodon is an atypical antipsychotic. That means that it’s technically an antipsychotic, but it’s used in different ways for other treatments such as bipolar disorder. It is commonly used for the treatment of schizophrenia.
One of the side effects of Geodon is a heavy, deep sleep that is difficult to wake up from, or sedation. It also has a huge list of other side effects: Accidental injury, cold symptoms, constipation, cough, diarrhea, dizziness, drowsiness, dry mouth, indigestion, muscle tightness, nausea, rash, stuffy and runny nose, upper respiratory infection, vision problems, weakness
Due to its extensive list of side effects (these are only a few) it IS typically not prescribed until other drugs have been tried and failed.