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The bupropionBupropion Bupropion hydrochloride Bupropion hydrochloride sr Bupropion hydrochloride xl itself should not be causing a problem with your throat, unless you're chewing them rather then taking them with a glass of water.
Additionally, if you've been taking them for several years and haven't had a problem, that's probably not the cause, unless you added a new medication.
If it continues for more than 48 hours, I see a doctor.
In the interim, personally, I would take an anti-inflammatory and drink warm tea with honey.
Hope this is helpful, but without an examination it's going to be difficult to diagnose.
Make that appointment with your doctor.
Hope this helps. Good Luck!
Additionally, if you've been taking them for several years and haven't had a problem, that's probably not the cause, unless you added a new medication.
If it continues for more than 48 hours, I see a doctor.
In the interim, personally, I would take an anti-inflammatory and drink warm tea with honey.
Hope this is helpful, but without an examination it's going to be difficult to diagnose.
Make that appointment with your doctor.
Hope this helps. Good Luck!
Namaste!
Michael