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Case report reveals quetiapine causes nasal congestion in a young individual, suggesting careful monitoring of side effects.
Nasal congestion is a known but likely underreported side effect of antipsychotic treatment and is not captured by most side-effect interviews or rating scales. Although usually benign, it can in some cases lead to substantial discomfort. We report a case of a young patient with quetiapine-induced nasal congestion in whom surgical intervention was avoided by switching medication.
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