@allisonlee65 First, may I welcome you to Mayo Clinic Connect where I hope you can find some information to assist you and perhaps you can share some background to assist others as well.

As far as Wellbutrin, or bupropion as it's known by it's generic name, although rare it has been associated with the potential for seizures, particularly in individuals with a history of epilepsy, those with an eating disorder or those on medications with known interactions. This is one reason why it's always important to provide a thorough medical history and list all medications -- and never take other people's prescriptions - due to these possible side effects. Focal aware seizures are those that cause changes in one or more of the senses, such as smell, taste, touch, vision or hearing and can result in unusual sensations, muscle or eye disturbances. If this occurs, or if there is any concern about an underlying factor that can predispose to this, it is vital to discuss with the prescribing provider.

Have you or someone you know experienced any symptoms similar to these or is there a reason you may be concerned about this?