What is wellbutrin (bupropion) pharmacologically?

Posted by sdb on April 8, 2005, at 15:21:16

I have read it should be a weak noradrenaline/serotonin/dopamine reuptake inhibitor
Most say "pro sexual" effect is caused by increased noradrenaline and dopamine and antidepressant activity also.
In contrast trazodone has pro libido effects (nobody knows why) and pro erection effects (everybody knows) why.
(I personally dont like to much noradrenaline transmission, because of negative experience)
What is true? Does somebody know something or is there some good literature/abstracts?

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What is wellbutrin (bupropion) pharmacologically? sdb 4/8/05
Re: What is wellbutrin (bupropion) pharmacologically? mworkman 4/8/05
Re: What is wellbutrin (bupropion) pharmacological Maxime 4/8/05
Re: What is wellbutrin (bupropion) pharmacological mattw84 4/9/05
Re: What is wellbutrin (bupropion) pharmacological sdb 4/10/05
Possible explanation of trazodone pro libido eff. sdb 4/10/05
Re: What is wellbutrin (bupropion) pharmacological mattw84 4/10/05
Re: What is wellbutrin (bupropion) pharmacological sdb 4/10/05
No Problem! One more and I'll drop the subject =) » sdb mattw84 4/10/05

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