Bupropion and Propranolol: Can You Take Them Together?

Here's what FDA-approved drug labeling shows.

MODERATE

Interaction Found

Bupropion can increase the level of propranolol in your body. This means propranolol could work too strongly, potentially causing dizziness, slow heart rate, or fatigue.

What to do: Talk to your doctor or pharmacist about taking these medicines together. Your doctor may need to adjust your propranolol dose. Do not stop either medication without speaking to your doctor first. Report any new symptoms like dizziness or unusual tiredness.

Source: FDA-approved drug labeling via openFDA

About These Medications

Bupropion — View full safety profile, side effects, and all known interactions.

Propranolol — View full safety profile, side effects, and all known interactions.

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