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Q: Off welbutrin xl for 4 days without serious withdrawal

asked by: NURSCAT on April 19th, 2008

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I have been on prozac 20 mg and wellbutrin xl 300 mg for over 2 years now, and have discontinued the wellbutrin for 4 days. At first i was having nausea and sweating, but today i feel much improved. I also had a severe headache. I called my pharmacist during the night and she said that those symptons were more than likely related to a bug of some sort. She said the symptoms for wellbutrin withdrawal are more related to the depressive type symptoms coming back. I am just praying that i can stay off it for a while at least.

Nurscat

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Georgia59

replied on April 23rd, 2008

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Well, I'd be more inclined to say that the headache and nausea were due to the withdrawal, but as long as you're feeling better that's all that matters. I hope it keeps going well for you!

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