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Final complete day: 2026-08-11. Attention was 1.1% — this entity appeared in 8 of 738 analyzed posts/comments in the seven days ending that day (9 mentions).

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1. 2026-08-10 05:38 UTCComment

   Yes I think seroquel has helped but not without it's side effects. It makes my dad more drowsy and low energy and calm, but that also causes some bathroom issues as well. He does seem more lost and confused sometimes due to the seroquel. However I think it wont be as bad as what you described from the rexulti. Also, maybe the dose was just too much for your LO? Give seroquel a try. The Lexapro is an antidepressant, how is that working so far? I am looking to start my dad on either lexapro or zoloft soon.

2. 2026-08-08 23:45 UTCComment

   Im so sorry your going through all of this. Im the same age and going through it as well, I do have a little help from my mom though. You absolutely 100% need help. My dad is not to the point that your grandma is at, but im shocked that its gotten that far. Do you give her any meds? She desperately needs the meds, its not right to have her in that condition. My dad was also cursing and screaming alot and extremely paranoid and ive been giving him seroquel as a sedative and im going to ask the doc to give him some zoloft soon as well. Your family needs to help you, im surpised you even lasted this long. My dad started going crazy for just 3 weeks and I needed a week off. At this point you might have to take her to the ER to get the right meds that she needs. You can make appointments and go the outpatient route, but that will take longer and you have had enough. Please get some help from your family, they are useless because they havent been forced to help. Demand help and take her to the ER, your grandpa is not the one taking care of her, you are. You are being abused right now, its bad for your health, ive already lost weight and developed major anxiety. You are probably doing worse than me. Best of luck, message me anytime if you need some advice. 🙏🙏🙏

3. 2026-08-08 16:29 UTCComment

   Its definitely stressful. It feels like im the only one that has the patience and knowledge to take care of my dad. Everyone else either has no patience, doesnt understand how to deal with Alzheimers, or doesnt care. I hope I can get him under control with the right meds so that I can go back to work. Currently, he hates the aides and thinks they are trying to frame him. He even thinks im trying to frame him as well, which makes taking care of him nearly impossible. Im hoping zoloft makes him less agitated to the point where he will listen to my mom or the aide so that I can get back to work part time at least. And yea 12 weeks sucks because I see some people out for much longer for maternity leave.

4. 2026-08-07 23:46 UTCComment

   Glad it was helpful! Zoloft takes awhile to kick in, of course. Risperidone helped immediately. It is less sedating than Seroquel, I believe.

5. 2026-08-07 19:49 UTCComment

   Thank you soo much, this is so helpful. 🙏🙏🙏 I will bring this up with my dads neurologist. It seems like Zoloft is my next move. Risperidone is an atypical antipsychotic and my dad is already taking seroquel which is a similar drug. I will ask if switching to risperidone might be better than seroquel. Also, how long did it take for those meds to start working? Did you notice a difference almost immediately?