Niquitin tablets are used to help quit smoking. This type of treatment is called Nicotine Replacement Therapy or NRT. Niquitin is indicated for adults and adolescents (12-17 years).
Niquitin tablets are intended for smokers who smoke 20 or fewer cigarettes per day.
The ultimate goal is complete cessation of tobacco use. Niquitin can also be used for gradual cessation in smokers who do not wish to or cannot quit immediately. Niquitin should preferably be used in conjunction with a behavioral support program.
It is the nicotine in cigarettes that makes you physically dependent on them.
- Niquitin helps you quit smoking by replacing some of the nicotine you get from cigarettes.
- This nicotine relieves some of the unpleasant symptoms that smokers may experience when trying to quit. This includes feeling sick or irritable. Nicotine in nicotine can also ease your cravings for a cigarette and help you resist the urge to smoke. Nicotine doesn't have the same health dangers as tobacco. This is because Nicotine doesn't contain tar, carbon monoxide, or other toxins found in cigarette smoke. Some people fear that after quitting smoking, they might become addicted to Nicotine. This is very rare, and if it happens, it's less harmful than continuing to smoke. It's also an easier habit to break. Your chances of quitting smoking will be higher if you participate in a support program. "Smoking cessation programs" are known as behavioral support. For information about these programs, talk to a healthcare professional. There are no health benefits associated with smoking. It's always better to quit smoking. Using Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) such as Nicotin Mint can help. In general, any possible side effects associated with NRT are substantially outweighed by the well-established dangers of continuing to smoke.
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