Bupropion and Carvedilol: Can You Take Them Together?
Here's what FDA-approved drug labeling shows.
MODERATE
Interaction Found
Bupropion can increase the amount of carvedilol in your blood. This happens because bupropion blocks how your body breaks down carvedilol. Too much carvedilol could cause dizziness, tiredness, or a slower heartbeat.
What to do: Tell your doctor you take both medications. Your doctor may check how you're feeling or adjust your carvedilol dose. Don't stop either medicine on your own. Keep all doctor appointments and report any new symptoms like dizziness or extreme tiredness.
Source: FDA-approved drug labeling via openFDA
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