The sweating is listed as a serious side effect of the seroquel though don't know that the doctor would consider it
It's a very annoying side effect to say the very least and i Check with your doctor immediately if any of the following side effects occur: cold sweats
changes in patterns and rhythms of speech
Causes of night sweats include medication such as: Depression medications (antidepressants) Hormone therapy
Seroquel can be helpful and effective, but it is also important to be aware of the potential side effects
Also, you may experience symptoms such as trouble sleeping, nausea, headache, diarrhea, irritability
So as for your question YES Seroquel can cause night sweats
Objective Several small published case reports have suggested that selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) can cause night sweats
Drenching night sweats are common during menopause
Night sweats and Seroquel (quetiapine) I have been taking seroquel for years now at dose ranging from 200mg's to 500mg's and i am currently on 300mg's or 400mg's if i need it
Most commonly, antidepressants can cause
Seroquel can increase the amount of a hormone called prolactin
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Very rarely night sweats can be a sign of a more serious underlying medical condition, including some cancers
The most common reasons for night sweats are: menopause symptoms ("hot flushes") anxiety
There are 111,618 people reported to have side effects when taking Seroquel
Common causes include testosterone levels, sleep apnea, stress, hormones, medications, and infections
Although too many blankets and high room temperatures can trigger night sweats, medical reasons may be the culprits
Stress & Anxiety
The unusual phenomenon is characterized by excessive sweating of the face, scalp, and neck after ingestion of food and/or drink
Common medications causing this condition include antidepressants, hormone regulators, blood sugar medications, pain relievers, and steroids
Hi, Cin! It depends on the individual but in general side effects subside over just days to a week or two but they also should lessen day by day
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