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The generic name for Wellbutrin® is bupropion, a drug that is used to treat depression, seasonal affective disorder, and in some cases, employed to help people quit smoking.
There are several forms of Wellbutrin®, including Wellbutrin® SR and Wellbutrin® XL. Patients should ask their primary caregiver and doctor about any possible side effects of Wellbutrin® before taking the medication. The most commonly seen Wellbutrin® side effects include the following:
If your experiencing any combination of the listed side effects, consult with your doctor, pharmacist, insurance provider or primary caregiver to see if Wellbutrin® is right for you. An overdose of the medication can cause certain side effects; 150 milligrams is the absolute maximum dosage of Wellbutrin® that patients should take at a time.
Wellbutrin® XL and Wellbutrin® SR have been associated with some sexual side effects, including decreased sex drive, impotence, erectile dysfunction (ED) and other sexual problems.
If your child is born with a heart defect and you took Wellbutrin® early in your pregnancy, you should talk with a Wellbutrin® attorney about seeking compensation. One of the most serious side effects of the depression drug is a heart defect, including left outflow tract heart defects in infants whose mothers used the medication during pregnancy.
A study published in the American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology suggests that infants whose mothers take Wellbutrin® during the first trimester of pregnancy may be at more than double a risk of heart defects. Other medications in its class of medications may be linked to heart birth defects as well.
If your child was born with a heart problem and you took Wellbutrin® while pregnant, the injury may have been caused by the medication. For information about how to seek justice for your child’s injury, contact a Wellbutrin® lawyer today. Our network of attorneys is available to investigate Wellbutrin® lawsuits on behalf of affected families nationwide.
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