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By ron75 | Dec 13, 2007

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drug reaction

Could welbutrin cause a person to become "high",intoxicated?

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ayr2

Jan 18, 2008

You can try searching for adverse reactions of welbutrin on www.adverse-drug-reaction.net to see if others have reported similar reactions.

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