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Tardive Dyskinesia


Question Posted Friday May 8 2009, 8:04 pm

I realize most of you have probably never heard of that.

I got Tardive Dyskinesia from taking Seroquel (300mg). I stopped taking it about a week ago (my dr said it should get better now that im off s.quel) and haven't been noticing the symptoms as much, if at all. The puffy cheeks it can sometimes cause seem to come and go. Are there drugs out there that can aggrevate TD or just the cheek swelling part? I tried googling it, but all I can come up with are lists of drugs that can cause it, which i'm already familiar with from personal experience. Don't tell me to ask my dr. She is impossible to reach, but i will ask her at my next app of course, i just wanted to get some info in the mean time :)

Maybe someone will have a clue what im talking about ;)!

thanks



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