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Wellbutrin
by alternatives, Feb 02, 2009 03:29PM
Is there a drug that works as well as Wellbutrin. If not what is the highest dosage that is recommended in taking
Wellbutrin. Also research and several people have compared generic brand wellbutrin and brand that is is a different
reaction to each person, is this true.
Wellbutrin. Also research and several people have compared generic brand wellbutrin and brand that is is a different
reaction to each person, is this true.
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Going higher than this recommended limit increases risk of seizures.
Your doctor also needs to assess your general medical condition, any other meds that you may be on, etc.
My personal experience is there's no difference between generic and brand-name, aside from cost (and co-pay).