I am not sure how your doctor prescribed you Wellbutrin but you should stay away from Wellbutrin if you have bulimia, it can cause irritability in bipolars but most importantly it can cause seizures in bulimic patients, please read the warnings on seizures if you are still purging.
Looks like we're on the same boat. I too was diagnosed with bipolar, II, to be exact. It seems to me that the eating problem is more of a symptom rather than the disease itself. I am going through a very painful divorce and my eating disorder is back again after 4 years. I was bulimic before and I had short periods of extreme weight loss as well. Now it's back to square one, feels like all that effort is gone. I don't purge anymore, I just binge and gain weight and I feel like I will become morbidly obese, I am terrified. I have a long way to get there but I am so afraid of losing control of myself..my binges are uncontrollable. For me, Zoloft was generally helpful for OCD -eating-, I'm gonna give it another shot. Lamictal was good for depression.
I agree with the doctor, too many meds! I too suffer from years of bulimia...Zoloft helped me...then successfully quit 7 years ago...i was fine for many years, but I am recently hurting from a broken engagement...my world is coming apart and so am I...it's causing me to fall back into the bulimia nightmare...I am seeing a counselor, going to support groups ...but I may need some meds to help me control the crazy compulsion
You are already taking so much medication, in my view, you are looking in the wrong place for the cure. angry, moody and bulimia have psychological causes, they are not part of a brain disease. See about getting some professional help to find the source, and in fact, if you can work on the habit of eating too much, which is emotional eating,you will begin to open up your mind, and can figure out what is happening. Find out all you can about emotional eating, that is your best bet, and you can start your exploration at my website, or other places on the internet.