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Seroquel titration, instability
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<blockquote data-quote="Steely" data-source="post: 164364" data-attributes="member: 3301"><p>Just want to reiterate smallworld and tell you that in my opinion he possibly needs to stay on a mood stabilizer, as in Depakote, and then ADD the Seroquel an AP. They are 2 totally different categories of medications, and sometimes our kiddos need <em>both</em> to curb the mania. His behaviors sound completely like my difficult child at that age. Once we started Lithium, those types of behaviors, over the course of 6 months, completely disappeared. He no longer needs the AP because he is so stable on 2 mood stabilizers, Lithium and Lamictal - but it took 2 years of Seroquel in addition to these 2 to stabilize him.</p><p>It is all trial and error, and it takes A LOT of time. Hang in there. And don't give up hope.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Steely, post: 164364, member: 3301"] Just want to reiterate smallworld and tell you that in my opinion he possibly needs to stay on a mood stabilizer, as in Depakote, and then ADD the Seroquel an AP. They are 2 totally different categories of medications, and sometimes our kiddos need [I]both[/I] to curb the mania. His behaviors sound completely like my difficult child at that age. Once we started Lithium, those types of behaviors, over the course of 6 months, completely disappeared. He no longer needs the AP because he is so stable on 2 mood stabilizers, Lithium and Lamictal - but it took 2 years of Seroquel in addition to these 2 to stabilize him. It is all trial and error, and it takes A LOT of time. Hang in there. And don't give up hope. [/QUOTE]
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