no because that is wat i was on and i swiched to a different doctor and she took me off most of it
Talk to your doctor! Going off of anti-depressants and/or starting another drug is something that they should definitely know about and advise you on.
No it is not because I take 45mg of buspar and 300mg of wellbutrin and that is doctor prescribed
can you take wellbutrin 150 sr and fastin 37.5 together
unless you have depression, i dont think that the wellbutrin is needed. i got put on adderall xr and wellbutrin at first but they counteracted eachother. adderall should do the jobalone
1g = 1000 mg → 2 g = 2 × 1000 mg = 2000 mg → 2 g in 150 ml = 2000 mg per 150 ml = 2000 ÷ 150 mg per 150 ÷ 150 ml = 13 1/3 mg per ml
150 mg = 1.5 g
150 mg = 150 * 10-3 g = 0,15 g
If you feel that the 150mg is too strong for you, yes you can. And since there is a sustained (extended) release version, that should be fine. I wouldn't break the tablet in half though. Once you break the tablet, the SR (or ER) is released. Don't stop taking Wellbutrin or any other anti-depressant cold turkey. Taper off and decrease your dosage. Wellbutrin can also be used to stop smoking. The actual brand name of it is Zyban, but their generics are the exact same.
(150)/(number of mg in each unit)
2000
I don't know near enough to answer definitively, but there is an increased risk of suicide in taking this drug in people under 25, as well as an increased risk of seizures (as opposed to other anti-depressants, but not necessarily at 150 mg). 150 mg is half of the usual adult recommended daily dosage. It might be wise to get another opinion on this diagnosis and prescription.