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Old 08-25-2013, 02:11 PM #1
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hi all...

my new neuro put me on wellbutrin (to help me quit smoking and for depression). I have only taken it a few days but I am very agitated and cranky. I am sensitive to meds so its not unlike me to notice side effects from a new med soon after beginning. Apparently, agitation can be a side effect as well as heart stuff...arrhythmia issues. I was just wondering if any of you took wellbutrin and what your experience has been?

thanks!

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