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Keweenawqueen

1y ago

Seroquel causing sleep eating?

Does Quetiapine(seroquel) make anyone else raid the kitchen half asleep and or sleep eat? I cannot stop the cravings to eat until I explode and always wake up with wrappers on the night stand and melted chocolate on the sheets. If I have access to gum, I’ll chew the whole pack in my sleep 😫😫

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Fwd1982

1y ago

🙌i have been on serequel for about 3 yrs now im on 100 mg and yes after i take it i snack a lot i cant stop eating until i feel full its like having the munchies with out even smoking anything i have gained 80 pounds since i have been on it i exercise everyday and it doesn’t seem i loosing any weight atall
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faerywyrm

1y ago

When I was on Seroquel, I had a big problem with eating and weight gain. I also had a terrible thirst and would drink about 240oz of water a day. I was a big sleep eater... now I am on Abilify after getting off Seroquel and lithium. I'm losing the weight and feeling much better.
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tangledplasticwrap

1y ago

Seroquel was an amazing drug for me but I woke up with empty bread bags on my chest a lot.
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Andizee

1y ago

It made me gain 100lbs, eat all the time til I felt sick to my stomach and also made me suicidal unfortunately.
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StrawberryMoon

1y ago

oh definitely, i was on seroquel for a long time and gained a lot of weight. i think it really started me on my binge eating disorder, and sometimes i would even eat in my sleep //; i eventually got changed to trazodone instead though, and it works so much better!!
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5w33t

1y ago

That crap made me ravenous and gave me restless leg syndrome for about three years afterward.
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Imitrexqueen

1y ago

I take Seroquel and it tends to over sedate but no weight gain.
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Zeeloo

1y ago

Seroquel caused be gain about 30lbs. in a few months. They had to take me off of it because of the severe weight gain. Lithium tends to do that as well. 🫤 Have you every tried other meds that are less likely to cause that? I think a few that I've tried were Lamictal and Fluoxetine. You can always ask your doctor what your options are if weight gain becomes a concern.
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Zeeloo

1y ago

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