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Stimulants Potentially dangerous interaction mixing seroquel and adderall ir

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lollygolucky

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SWIM reports severe tachycardia after dosing with seroquel to come down from adderall binge. Binged for less than 12 hours, 100mg or less adderall. After 12 hours amping, popped 200mg seroquel. Intense tachycardia followed by severe muscle tightening in the left shoulder blade, spine; tingling and weakness of left arm. This was definitely due to the interaction. As far as the back pain goes- SWIM keeps seeing people complaining about the same exact pain in the left shoulder blade- between it and the spine. Sometimes comes with tightening chest muscle, tachycardia? Perhaps the new "seroquel+adderall" nonsense will cease. Don't do it people. Don't do it.
 
Welcome to bluelight. We don't use SWIM here or other terms like it.

Considering you were on a high dose of Adderall and binging on it, it's not surprising that this happened.

If you have questions about your heart or tachycardia see a doctor or medical professional, be honest about how much adderall you took, and taking the Seroquel or any other drugs you may have consumed.

I know someone that uses meth which is a lot more powerful than even a high dose of Adderall/Dexedrine is, and they are prescribed Seroquel as well and do not report the symptoms that you do.
 
Nah- amphetamine salts are ROUTINELY used, at least in the US, to combat the next-day somnolence of quietapine. My wife's been scripted the combo for extended periods in the past. If there was such an interaction, it was extremely idiosyncratic to you. If you present at a US ER facility w/ what they suspect to be amphetamine psychosis (hundreds of cases daily), you will be administered quietapine.

Sounds like ya just did more speed than ya should have- and then, after a whole buncha dopamine releaser, ya slammed yerself w/ a whole buncha dopamine antagonist. Yep, that's gonna feel nasty- but it's the drug doing exactly what that drug is used for. Ya were high, and then ya turbo-crashed because of the antagonist- but what ya felt was just crash, nothing dangerous, unless your body is significantly different from standard sapiens phenome. Instead of DA receptors slowly returning to steady state as your body metabolized all of the excess dopamine you'd pumped out, ya set em all to full off with an antagonist w/ better binding.

Maybe stick to drugs you understand MOA of?
 
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