Aggressiveness effect of Seroquel

We have 791 consumer reports for Seroquel. Aggressiveness effect occurred in 1%.

Patients statistics on Aggressiveness side effect for Seroquel

Female
Male

Average weight in Lbs
167.55
248.02

Average height in Ft
5′ 5″
5′ 11″

Average age
42
43

Seroquel Circle Diagram 11 consumers of 791 reported about Aggressiveness

  1. Anita L. McManus says:
    2.0 rating

    Seroquel for Hebephrenia; Polytoxicomania; Borderline; Psychosis; Depression

    – underneath risperdal – stiffness of the neck, palpitations, fatigue, aggressiveness – after lowering of the risperdal mirror (due to strong weight gain refusal of medication by patients) – under cibralex – nausea vomiting very changeable mood – under seroquel – at the beginning delusional disorders, muscle twitching (facial expression), after restlessness phases doubled in the evening drug; ennorme weight gain in the first half of the year over 30 kilos after 10 kilos; medication now 400; in spite of diet rich in fiber, the overweight remains; elevated liver values have been proven; disturbances in concentration in the afternoon are very marked, as well as facial muscle twitching in conjunction with a high degree of aggravation; ask for my part: is this a biblical disorder ??
    Side effects: Joints stiff; Vomit; Liver value change; Aggressiveness; Palpitations; Nausea; Increase in weight; Fatigue
  2. Fernando P. Sawyer says:
    3.0 rating

    Seroquel for Psychosis

    makes you dissatisfied, and aggressive. Weary and ill-tempered. especially the abdomen assumes a level of 9 months of pregnancy. Of course, this is always under the condition of the hospital stay to see. The patient is treated as if he were not a human, but an animal to which one affirms affectionately. The full effects of the psychotropic drugs are considered a disease by the staff and psychiatrists. or dismissed as not so bad and basically always pushed on the patient.
    Side effects: Aggressiveness