Wellbutrin Side Effects

As outlined on our Wellbutrin mainpage, before you buy Wellbutrin, be sure to speak to a doctor about any other prescription or non-prescription drugs that you may be taking (to learn how they may interact with Wellbutrin) as well as any past medical conditions and/or family health history. This will help the doctor to determine if Wellbutrin is safe for you to take and at what dosage levels.

Below we detail some possible Wellbutrin side effects:

• Although Wellbutrin occasionally causes the patient to gain weight, a more common effect is weight loss. Approximately 28 percent of people who take Wellbutrin end up losing 5 pounds or more
• If you take Wellbutrin and experience any of the following uncommon but potentially serious side effects, stop taking it and seek emergency medical attention immediately:
  • an allergic reaction (difficulty breathing; swelling of the lips, tongue, or face; closing of the throat; or hives);
  • seizures; or
  • fast or irregular heartbeats
• Other less serious Wellbutrin side effects as detailed below may occur. If they do, you can continue taking it, but be sure to let your doctor know what you have experienced them - headache; insomnia; dry mouth; tremors, restlessness, agitation, or anxiety; dizziness or drowsiness; sweating; skin rash; ringing in the ears; flulike symptoms such as aching muscles, fatigue, and discomfort; frequent urination; or weight loss or gain

Side effects other than those outlined above can also occur. If any side effect(s) seems particularly unusual or persistent, be sure to let a doctor know immediately.

Before you buy Wellbutrin also, a potential side effect that is directly related to your own behavior is with regard to alcohol consumption. Never drink alcohol while you are taking Wellbutrin; an interaction between alcohol and Wellbutrin increases the possibility of a seizure happening.