Seizure risk Bupropion carries a significant risk of causing seizures (fits)
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What a patient keeps depends on how long they stay on it, and trial persistence is not clinic persistence: a meaningful share stop inside the first year, usually without telling anyone, and they read the regain that follows as their own failure
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The most common side effect is nausea, which occurs in about 40% of users