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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.

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Q: When your Ten year old grandson was diagnosed with attention deficit disorder without hyperactivity and prescribed wellbutrin XL 150 mg is this safe and how do you know if its the right diagnosis?
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