Side Effects of Stop Smoking Aids

Stop smoking aids are used to rid the body of nicotine and to eliminate the use of cigarettes. These stop smoking aids can be very effective, but they can also come with some side effects. These side effects can be severe in the beginning but usually taper off over time.

Nicotine Patches

When you start using patches, your body has to lose its dependency on nicotine. This can cause elevated blood pressure, itchiness near the patch and dizziness.

Chantix

Chantix is a prescription drug used for smoking cessation. Some common side effects that can be seen with it are nausea, vomiting and altered dreams.

Gum

Nicotine gum is used as a replacement for the nicotine that you would get from smoking. Some side effects that can come with it are headaches, rashes, upset stomach and hiccups.

Zyban

Zyban is another pharmaceutical drug for smoking cessation. Some side effects of its use include insomnia, constipation and concentration problems.

Nasal Spray

There is also a nasal spray that can be used to stop smoking. Some side effects of using it include irritation in the nose, watery eyes and bleeding from the nose.

Resources

• Chanitx
• Patches
• Nasal spray