What is Wellbutrin?
Wellbutrin is an antidepressant that's used to treat major depressive illness, as well as help prevent major depressive illness during the fall-winter seasons.
How does Wellbutrin work?
The reason that Wellbutrin works is thought to be because it blocks the reuptake of chemicals in the brain called noradrenaline and dopamine. Through this, Wellbutrin helps to relieve the symptoms of depression, as well as help prevent them from presenting.
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How long does Wellbutrin last after you take it?
What are the common side effects of Wellbutrin?
Who shouldn't take Wellbutrin?
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