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Wellbutrin SR - 150 mg

This medication makes me so tired!! I am taking them in the morning..should I switch and take them at bedtime???  Wondering if anyone found the same problem?
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Best to check with your pharmacist before doing any switching. They see many people with this drug.
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Thanks for your info. Teko ...I think I will try them at night!  I started at a low dose 100 mg about 4 weeks ago then my doctor increased it to 150 mg 2 weeks ago!  Unfortunately, I don't take well to medications ..the only once that I tolerated were the older medications "tricyclic" ..nortriptylene, however, they were not good for concentration!   I noticed that other people take higher doses of Wellbutrin150 mg in the morning and 150 mg evening!   I tried Wellbutrin awhile back and they certainly didn't make me tired in fact it was the opposite!  That is why I am wondering if I am on too low a dose, although you say it maybe too high!  I am definitely going to try them at night ... makes sense if I am tired after I take one..and start feeling better early evening! I will keep you posted.   Thanks
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I would take them at bedtime. Also, if you just started them recently, it may be a side effect until they get into your system, usually 6-8 wks. After that, contact your doctor if you still feel that way, there may be something more compatible for you or the dose may be too high. Keep us posted.
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