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Old 10-11-2010, 08:56 PM #8
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Exclamation Seroquel
I believe that Seroquel definitely caused my peripheral neuropathy (PN). Will stopping the drug, as I have one month ago, allow me a remission? I had taken the Seroquel for about 5 years.

Will valium relieve symtoms of PN? It seems my walking is worse with taking of valium.
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