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Old 08-26-2014, 12:50 PM #1
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I tried Wellbutrin once when trying to quit smoking. I don't know any use for the drug in the PN world, but I still use nicotine and know that some may try to use this drug to kick nicotine. Please don't quit this stuff "Cold Turkey"!!! I have always considered myself quite balanced and grounded in reality, but I felt suicidal for the first in my life. I had read that suicidal thoughts and actions had occured in teenagers. It was this knowledge that gave me the assurance that I needed to continue. The awful feelings continued for a couple weeks but I was too stubborn to start taking the Welbutrin again. I wouldnt wish this withdrawal on my enemy. I was in my fifties at the time. Thanks to all who share their PN experience. Ken in Texas
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Thanks for your post.

Unfortunately, I had such a hard time with the withdrawn from cymbalta. My doctor put me on Wellbutrin. I didn't realize I would have a difficult time coming off that when I'm ready!
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you might not, i had no trouble at all coming off wellbutrin. you shouldnt just do it cold turkey but titrate down instead
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Thanks! I'm not ready to even try coming off yet. I think it's helping but only slightly.
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Given the severity and frequency of these reactions, it astounds me this drug is ever prescribed!
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