I have posted on here a bit but mainly read a lot. I'm getting ready to go cold turkey off Vicoprofen 7.5/200mg. I have clonodine and klonopin also some neurontin which i think have helped when i was getting low. I hope this will only take 7 days max. I'm also on Cymbalta and wellbutrin. I was on Percocet 10/325mg about a week with 180 pills which lasted about 1 1/2 weeks so i dont know if i will get a double whammy from that. I have been on various pain meds.
i am having a horrible tooth ache its my wisdom tooth it needs to be pulled but it cant be extracted until wednesday so this morning i took a vicodin 750 mg but i dnt have any left when the pain kicks back in can i take a percocet 10 mg and it want interact with the vic in my body thanx for your time
I am also taking wellbutrin, robitussin, vicks inhaler, and vistaril. I researched and found that the wellbutrin can cause a false positive as well as the robitussn and vicks. My dr flat refused a refill and now I'm terrified I will withdrawal and put this baby in jeopardy. He sent off for a more thorough drug screen but told me it would be 3 days. He said that the state of ky has rules set up that he has to refuse a refill even if my drug screen showed a false positive. What do I do!?!?!?
I have read that wellbutrin is safe to take during pregnancy and can cause weight loss (I am talking weight loss before pregnancy), so if it works as an antihistamine as well, it might be perfect for me. Thoughts??
m worried that the combination of Cymbalta and Wellbutrin can cause this. Is the combintation of Cymbalta and Wellbutrin safe?
Thanks very much!
I am currently trying to taper off of Lortab after a failed C/T attempt and am having sleep issues. I was wondering if any of you know if you can take Wellbutrin and Melatonin at the same time. I took Wellbutrin for a Post-Traumatic Stress situation last year and then stopped once my depression was mostly over and then I started using it again about two weeks before I decided to quit the pills in the hopes that it would help the depression that i knew would happen.
Hi,hows everyone/ I have been doing great,,found out most of my problems were my thyroid and horrmones,I got off the prozac several months ago and now Im wanting off wellbutrin sr.I take 2 pills a day.I have been on it since june of 2010. Any ideas?
Hi. I take it you've not tried plain old paracetamol + ibuprofen to see of that'll help? If you have a history of addiction it's not 100% safe to have what can be an addictive med. However it MUST NOT be taken with alcohol so if you do take tramadol and it helps the pain and you don't drink then that's great. But if you slip up then you must stop and find another way for the pain.
yesterday at 1 PM and yawned a lot throughout the afternoon. When I went to bed, I took 25 mg. Visteral, prescribed by my dr. for insomnia. I try not to take it every night, it's usually after about 4-5 nights of not being able to sleep. I went to sleep last night, but woke up 3 hours later and couldn't go back to sleep even though I felt sleepy.
One of my doctors and I decided to take me off the Paxil and try Wellbutrin. My family doctor advised against it so know I am being weaned off the Paxil with "one of its sister drugs". I am having severe withdrawal: depression, sleepliss nights, headaches that mimic migraines, blurred vision, dizziness, irritable bowel, etc. The bowel problems alone make adhering to a specific schedule virtually impossible.
I take Wellbutrin and I know they said it would take from 4 to 6 weeks for me to notice that it was taking affect. So maybe try to stick with it for at least a month or so and see if it helps. If not then go back to Paxil. I hope it does help you though! I know it has helped me with depression. Take care!
Hi there. I took an overdose once and had my stomach pumped. But you're awake now so that part I'm unsure about.
What's important now is to make sure you don't repeat this behavior.
Do you know why you did this? Do you want someone to talk with? You may also private message me. Ok?
I've been gone for here for a long time. Most of my MS-like symptoms have waned, just as they did last year in the fall after a long summer. I also met someone recently who told me he had to stop taking Wellbutrin (which I'm on) because it gave him tremors (which I have) and made his legs unsteady when he walked down stairs (which just started happening to me--the scariest 'symptom' I've had besides the double vision). So maybe that's an explanation?
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