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Posted by BW on September 12, 2000, at 12:04:30
I've been on a variety of meds for the past seven years. Presently I'm taking 45mg Remeron + 50mg of zoloft.I have been on this dosage for about two month.The remeron has helped my sexual dys. but I feel tired most of the time.Also when I try to decrease the dosage of zoloft depressive symptoms return. Would adding Wellbutrin to the mix help give me more energy? Thanks for your feedback.
Posted by Cam W. on September 12, 2000, at 16:11:16
In reply to Will wellbutrin give me an energy boost, posted by BW on September 12, 2000, at 12:04:30
> Would adding Wellbutrin to the mix help give me more energy? Thanks for your feedback.
BW - Wellbutrin would most likely give you an initial boost for about 2 weeks, but after your body adjusts to it, probably not. It may keep you awake at night if you take it too late, but other than that, it probably won't give you the energy that you are looking for.
Try exercise, it does eventually give you more energy, but it will zap you at the start. As with most things, start slowly and increase your pace over time. It worked for me. - Cam
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