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Do Wellbutrin chest pains ever go away?

Posted by Joe Schmoe on August 4, 2001, at 9:36:07

Sorry if this is a repeat post but I seem to have posted it just as last period ended.

Hoping my chest pains were dosage-related I reduced from 300 mg a day, to 200. Well now I am down to one 100 SR Wellbutrin per day and still having chest pains. Can't go any lower, 100 is the smallest pill they make. I am also on Klonopin, I am surprised the Klonopin does not negate the chest pains (assuming they are an anxiety symptom).

I am wondering, do these Wellbutrin chest pains ever go away with time? Or does this pretty much mean I can't take this medicine and should give it up?

The non-SR version seems like too much of a hassle to deal with.


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