<prompt> If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patients description.My daughter started taking Seraquel I believe 50 mg at night. She can hardly function. She has 2 small children and a husband who is away for 2 months. She says it feels like her skin is crawling and she simply seems more depressed. Any insights?  <response>: Hi, thanks for the query. Seroquel Quetiapine is an antipsychotic a mood stabilizer. It is usually prescribed for schizophrenia for maintenance of bipolar disorder. It causes excessive sleepiness fall in blood pressure. Hence, it is usually given at night its dose is gradually increased to improve tolerance. Depending upon the indication for which your daughter is prescribed Seroquel; we can either change Seroquel plain preparation to Seroquel-SR sustained release preparation which is longer acting, less sedating; or we can change Seroquel to lesser sedating options like Aripiprazole, blonanserin, amisulpride etc. Hence, consult your Psychiatrist for the change. You can revert to me for any further help. Good luck 