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According to the FDA, side-effects from Seroquel®* are not common, but they can occur. Tell your doctor if any of these side-effects are severe or do not go away:
· dizziness
· lightheadedness
· dry mouth
· constipation
· upset stomach
· stomach pain
· headache
· tiredness
· excessive weight gain
· runny nose
· rash
· ear pain
· flu side-effects
· swollen ankles
· blurred vision
If you experience any of the following side-effects, call your doctor immediately:
· fainting
· seizures
· increased body temperature (fever), muscle stiffness, difficulty
thinking clearly, fast or irregular heartbeat
· muscle spasms, fine worm-like tongue movements, tremors, shuffling
walk, inability to sit still, jerky movements