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I have read leaflet of vortioxetine tablets it has instructions such as when I take along with bupropion xl 150 mg high risk fits possible.
But my doctor said it won't happen she prescribed me bupropion xl 150 mg along with vortioxetine. Kindly suggest is it right??
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Yes , trust your doctor. It's right. You can take those 2 together.
If you read about paracetamol, one of the side effects is live failure and death. But that doesn't happen very commonly. Infact we don't even think twice before taking paracetamol for fever.
So, your doctor is right. Take the medicines.
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Dr. Sanjay Jain
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19 yrs exp
Jaipur
High doses of bupripion can produce fits, in your case 150mg along with vortioxetine has very rare chance of producing fits. All the best
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