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Does propranolol decrease the effects of bupropion?
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Other issues: Burpopion may increase the effects of Propranolol by affecting its metabolism. This can increase the propranolol's effects on your blood pressure causing it to drop. Discuss it with your physician before anything. Good luck.
Answered 5/1/2016
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