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Q: doing better, now on wellbutrin

asked by: AlexXD on December 3rd, 2007

Experienced User

Well since my last post i've been slowly getting better. Still not going to school but i've had to take less pepcids because i haven't felt nauseous as much. Today we went to the doctor andi am now perscribed to wellbutrin or something like that.
I have had no side effects yet which is good. And after taking it i really haven't even thought about negative things. i took it about 2 hours ago.
i just hope it doesn't have any gi side effects, cause i really hate getting sick.

Replies(4)

CarolDiane

replied on December 3rd, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

Good for you Alex. Now your getting somewhere. Many far very well on Welbutrin. The tolerance differs in everyone. But, as a whole it is a pretty good drug for deprssion and stop smoking. I am happy you are getting the help you need. I really wans'nt sure who long it was going to take to bang it into you head that you needed somekind of helper. Kepp doing what your doing and le us know how you make out with your new medication.

Carrie

Georgia59

replied on December 4th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

Yay alex, I'm happy for you!

Let us know how it goes, being on medication is a journey!

AlexXD

replied on December 5th, 2007

Experienced User

Only down side is teh well butrin makes me not tired and gives me embarassing and smelly gas Sad

haha. Well it is kinda funny

Georgia59

replied on December 5th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

ick! It might go away, you can wait it out for a while.

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