In previous clinical studies of Seroquel for the treatment of schizophrenia, people taking the drug experienced improvement in their schizophrenia symptoms (including hallucinations and suspiciousness) when compared to those not taking the drug.
Previous clinical studies have also shown the drug to be effective in the treatment of
bipolar disorder. In these studies, Seroquel was effective for treating episodes of mania or
depression and also helped prevent symptoms of bipolar disorder from returning. For bipolar depression episodes, Seroquel reduced suicidal thinking and improved the overall quality of life. For bipolar mania episodes, it helped to decrease the manic symptoms.
(Click Seroquel for more information on what Seroquel is, to find out how it works for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, and to learn about the potential side effects of this drug.)
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