Sn is my method of choice currently, I've little to no chance of being prescribed any sort of Benzo or barbiturate. The only thing I have readily available to me IR (immediate release) quetiapine. Do you think this could be a viable alternative? According to the pph quetiapine is a good antiemetic which is nice but I on using actual dedicated antiemetics to minimise the chances of failure. Any advice would be a appreciated.
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- Jun 15, 2026
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What a coincidence i take quetiapine daily on low doses google says it sedates u which thats the effect i have when i take it (25mg) but theres some people that take really high doses like 200mg or somethingSimilar threads
