Can you take Cortislim (weight loss pills) with Budeprion 150mg (Wellburtin)?
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Cortisol reducing pills are not effective in weight loss.  Very few people have overproduction of weight loss, unless you have been diagnosed with this, I would not waste my money.
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IT IS MY WONDER DRUG!!! well its tied with Zofran (an anti-emetic that my Dr gave me while i was pregnant.. phenergan didn't work)  i suffer from MDD.. major depression disorder... i have been on Prozac and Zoloft before... i still felt really down with both of them.. Zoloft made me crazy feeling... then they tried wellbutrin!!  \n\nnot only do i feel great!!  but i have lost alot of weight while on it!!!  I'm on 300mg once a day!!  \n\none down fault... you can not mix it with consuming alcohol... it will cause seizure activity!!!!   also take it of the mornings because if you take it at night it can cause insomnia\n\nsome of the girls i work with took it for smoking cessation...they loved it too.... \n\nI've never heard anyone not like it... the only down fall i think pple would have with it .. is they don't give it a chance... because it takes 4-6 weeks to start being affected.. but about a wk after starting on it.. you feel BETTER!!!\n\nI *HEART* Wellbutrin... i NEVER want to go without it!!!\n\nhope this helps!
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I have been on Wellbutrin XL for about 3 years now, and I haven't experienced any hot flashes. I checked on their website and sweating is a side effect possible with it. I would discuss it with my doctor if it is disturbing your daily life.
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No it is a proton pump inhibitor given for stomach problems. No cortisone
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ibuprofen  helps mine and cortizon pills or shot
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Yeah. try Wellbutrin/Zyban
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I did without even trying, I'm on wellbutrin xl 300mg. I was put on it for depression, but the longer I took it the less I wanted to smoke. I didn't have nearly as many cravings and when I did smoked it made me wanna be sick.
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with prozac i LOST weight
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upset stomach.\nas with any pill that provides extra energy, some individuals will experience tremors, rapid heart rate, palpitations, and increased blood pressure. In addition, because the drug has caffeine in it, some users may also experience insomnia. \nsome people can begin to feel jittery and nervous. It is important to follow the recommended dose instructions to help prevent this from happening\nThis is what it said about leptoprin, and they said that lipovarian was the same...it's the discount version of leptoprin.
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i dont know about the combo you're on now, but i do know that wellbutrin is the worst medication to take for bipolar. it makes it worse.
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I started Wellbutrin XL a week ago and have been having side effects on and off. One day I feel great, the next day I feel lousy (both physically and emotionally). However, overall the side effects have been diminishing and my mood has improved slightly (though this could still be the placebo effect). As many others have commented, every medication affects people differently. \n\nOne important thing to remember is that Wellbutrin is an atypical anti-depressant, as it works on ONLY norepinephrine and dopamine reuptake. Many people in Yahoo answers have given differing responses as to the mechanisms for Wellbutrin. \nLexapro is an SSRI and works primarily on seratonin. \n\nThis is an educated guess, but most likely your symptoms are a result of your withdrawal from the Lexapro rather than your new Wellbutrin regimen. SSRI's (Lexapro, Celexa, etc) tend to have relatively severe withdrawal symptoms in a great number of individuals. Nonetheless, Wellbutrin has also been known to cause many of the symptoms you've described, so that's probably an added factor.\n\nMy advice is to stick out the Wellbutrin. It is NOT advisable to skip doses of anti-depressants. If after another two weeks you continue to have unbearable side-effects, you should then consult your doctor about trying a new medication. \n\nAs always, the advice of your doctor should be followed first and foremost. However, I will say that many general practitioners are NOT aware of much of the literature published on these drugs. Doing your own research on these medications is highly advisable.
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For heavens sake, you won't take the advice of a bunch of people you don't know and who don't know either you or your condition? \nGET YOURSELF TO AN ENDOCRINOLOGIST, you could seriously damage yourself if you get the dosage wrong!!!
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Wellbutrin (bupropion hydrochloride) is a multiple reuptake inhibitor used to treat clinical depression.  Wellbutrin is also a popular drug used to counter the side effects of other medications, such as sexual dysfunction, low energy levels and weight gain.\n\nBupropion It is a chemical derivative of diethylpropion, an amphetamine-like substance used to lose weight.\n\nI'm scheduled to start Wellbutrin next week and I've done a pleathora of research on the MRI's and spoke to many people using Effexor and Wellbutrin - and people seem to be very pleased with Wellbutrin and my pDOC has had a lot of success with it with her other patients.\n\nI've heard some real horror stories about trying to get off of Effexor, as it is known to be the hardest antidepressant to get off of with the harshest withdrawal syndrom.  \n\nGood luck and I hope you have a smooth transition.
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From personal experience from using NON anabolic steriods(corticosteriods) as an immunosuppressant after a lung transplant, they do cause weight gain (puffy cheeks and weight gain the belly), high blood pressure, water retention and muscle loss and the obvious immunosuppression.
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Try Wellbutrin XL, got of the other Zoloft b/c of the same thing, and the new med works good. Just keep an eye on it and switch slowly, reducing one while adding the other.
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I have not used it, but I wouldn't. Check out the article below - the FDA gave them a warning for false advertising. I took a look at their ingredients when I was in GNC one time - it just contains random herbs, none of which have been proven to lower cortisol. Save your money - there's no magic pill, whether supplement or prescription.\n\nJohn
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I'm not a 100% on this, but I think there are some interactions between belladonna and anti-depressants.\n\nAlso, if you have ever had an eating disorder DO NOT TAKE WELLBUTRIN! It can cause seizures, I know I got them for a month before my pharmisist thought to ask that when I complained.\n\nBoy was I mad, my Dr knew I was a recovering anorexic!