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Is anyone else out there taking Welbutrin? My Dr. has me taking 2 a day, he said to take one when I got up and one at about 1 p.m. or so. I find that if I do this, I feel edgy all morning, and cry easily. After the second pill in the afternoon, I level out and feel good for the rest of the day. Today I tried taking both pills in the morning and that worked better as far as making me calmer through the day, but I did start getting edgy about 10 p.m., no tears, but a little edgy. Has anyone else had this experience? What did you do about it if anything? I am thinking of asking my Dr about taking 2 pills in the morning and then another late afternoon. Any comments?<P>------------------<BR>I wish I didn't know now what I didn't know then.
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I tryed Welbutrin months ago to try and quit smoking. It was a nightmare for me. I believe it started puting me into a depression. It really was horrible. I couldn't sleep, I cried ALL the time over nothing. <P>Be really careful about taking them together, my doc said thats a big no-no, risk of seizure!!<P>I went off and went back on it, cuz I was getting depressed, it still did nothing for me. My doc says it takes a while to get into your system and start working like its supposed to. But don't take them together!!<P>Just remember it takes time, it may not work for you and you may have to try something else!!<P>Hope this helps<P>T
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nobeswax,<P>Welbutrin was no good for me. It gave me a constant buzzing sensation, what I called "eye flashes", and constant twitches. I decided not to stay with it to see if it would level off. Felt better wihtou it than with it.
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Thanks for responding.<P>Troublec: The symptoms you describe are what I was feeling before I started the Welbutrin. It has eliminated them almost completely. I guess it effects different people differently. I will talk to the Dr about taking them together before I do it again. Thanks for the info<P>2sad4words: None of those side effects, thank God. Sorry it didn't work for you.<BR><P>------------------<BR>I wish I didn't know now what I didn't know then.
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