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My doctor has prescribed me bupron of 150 mg..but i m really scared to start with 150 mg because i am not that kind of person who can tolerate psychiatric medicines easily. Is ther any lower dose available
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Hi.. Bupropion is available in 100, 150, 200 mg in extended release form and 75 and 100mg. in immediate release form. You should consult your Psychiatrist for changing your dose.
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Dr. Pooja Kapri
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150 mg of bupropion is sub optimal dosage
Still if you worried, kindly review back with your doctor
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