Hello, El. I'm sorry your mother is not feeling well. Your question should really be asked of a doctor, as many things could be contributing to this. I have a 95-year-old mother-in-law who gets dizzy at times and one of the causes was a shortage of Vitamin B-12, so now she gets monthly injections of it. Another thing was that her heart was beating erratically and just a few months ago, she got a pacemaker and it's made a big difference - she seems stronger now than she did 10 years ago. She still has times when she feels dizzy or weak, but she's 95!
Anyway, that's just what I know from my experience. I know that Wellbutrin can lessen one's appetite, so that could be related, but again, a doctor is the best person to evaluate what's going on. I wish you the best and hope your mother is soon doing better.
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