wellbutrin

Tell your doctor also if you have severe liver cirrhosis, because Wellbutrin can cause liver problems.

The FDA did testing and realized that the generic Wellbutrin extended-release resulted in much high blood concentrations than the branded version.

It's ridiculous that the author doesn't even consider that her taking prescribed Wellbutrin (and possibly other medicines) could have led to this.

Yes I tried Prozac and Zoloft 12 years ago before giving Wellbutrin a try early last year.

I took Wellbutrin back when it was popular to prescribe as an aid to get off nicotine.

Just putting it out there, be wary with prescriptions of Wellbutrin especially.

Notice how Wellbutrin - the 1970s state of the art - is what we're stuck with.

Prozac is different from Wellbutrin is different from Lexapro, etc.

I briefly tried Wellbutrin as an alternative to Ritalin a couple of decades ago and I did not find it helpful then.

You do sometimes see wellbutrin as an off-label use.

Seems like some kind of dopamine response because I equate the feeling to how I felt taking Wellbutrin once (which has a dopamine effect).

Other than that I take a ton of wellbutrin instead of adderall.

Regarding that study, Wikipedia states that "Considered in isolation, [Wellbutrin] was not statistically different from placebo." Again, I won't judge the accuracy of Wikipedia's statement.

I recently had a routine check-up of my hearing and at 31 my actual "hearing age" is supposedly 66 for higher frequencies - permanent hearing loss most likely brought on by Wellbutrin which I took for some weeks only (I've never been exposed to loud noises and never was much of a headphones user).

If you find it hard to get started, consider making an appointment with a psychiatrist and ask about Wellbutrin.

Wellbutrin helped me way back when, but your best option may be something different.

Sounds like escitalopram (Lexapro, Cipralex) and bupropion (Wellbutrin, etc), often used together.