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20 years ago 0 +0 / -0 9

dear down & out, Are you female? The chewing of the cheek could be a different nerosis ie not depression related. Mandy

20 years ago 0 +0 / -0 9

JChandler, You need to discuss with your doctor: your dosage and the differences between wellbutrin SR and XL...my body prefers the SR generic. I had ringing in my ears, but it went away after the first month. I'm on 300mg a day, and my nurse says that's the limit. You also need to read the package insert to the wellbutrin; it's very scientific and has all the info you could possibly need. I believe, you need to double check, this insert says that siezures are a possible side effect. Have you been on the wellbutrin only for six to eight weeks yet? Mandy

20 years ago 0 +0 / -0 62

HELLO, i'am sorry to hear about your side effects that doesnt make me to easy feeling about my dosage increase.. i asked my doc if i could have a smaller dose to take in the evening like 100mg , but he told me they don't have a 100mg pill? so i'am taking 150mg at night so that puts me at 450mg of wb a day. the only things i notice are my hands wont stop shaking and i get pretty dizzy? not sure if thats b/c of the meds though? i just added the 150 3 days ago though, but i guess i'll wait and see? oh also how could i forget..i cannot stop chewwing on the insides of my cheeks!! its getting really painful? i know weird..

20 years ago 0 +0 / -0 7

JChandlr the time I mentioned of above..it was my entire body. I did have this one day episode of odd left sided pain a while back..but I can't remember if I was taking WB then or not. I'm pretty sure I was though...

20 years ago 0 +0 / -0 3045

Dear down&out, We are unable to answer these types of medication concerns. Please speak with your doctor or pharmacist. Casey ________________________________ The Depression Center Support Team

20 years ago 0 +0 / -0 62

question?, question?, can i get some answers? i started taking 300mg of wellbutrin. i started taking 100mg/morning, 100mg/evening then week later went to 200mg/morning, 100mg/evening, but i found that when i took my moring dose which was around 7:30-8:00am by the time i got off work i was a basket case? i'd be fine all day at work and when i'd get off from work to home i'am either on the verge of tears or a road raging idiot struck with total anger? but now starting today i'am suppose to take one 300mg pill in the morning or so? when is the best time to take the medicine for it to last all day or not put me in that emotional state? help!

20 years ago 0 +0 / -0 62

I have a question? have you found that since taking the medicine your 'p' or ummm whats it called 'urine' (eww i dont like that word)anyway has become quite brite or dark kinda. i mean i wouldnt be talking about this if it werent out of the norm but whew...i've never seen 'p' that brite it looks like i swallowed a vile of some radioactive nucleur chemical!!!! and lets not mention the smell i never whew!!! even my boyfriend commented on it!!! yuck. and i know i havent been eating any different. :confuse:

20 years ago 0 +0 / -0 3

I am thinking 400mg a day is just too much. I am meeting with my doctor soon to check it out. I haven't run into many people who take that dosage, maybe that is the reason for a longer adjusting period?

20 years ago 0 +0 / -0 3

green m&m: Do you remember if your muscle pain/weakness was ever only on a specific side of your body?

20 years ago 0 +0 / -0 7

Definatly talk to your doctor.. Most of my side effects went away after a while.. I had a full body muscle soreness (like post workout) for a week after I had my dosage increased. I noticed my heart racing when I was trying to rest during the first week,.. that's gone too.. My ears ring as well.. but I've had that my entire life, after starting wb, it became louder. This doesn't bug me too much.. I've learn to ignore it. Try to not pay attention to it, or always surround yourself with enough background/white noise to drown out the tinnitus.

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