Nicotinell Mint Gum
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Overview
Nicotinell Gum 2 mg is a medicated gum formulated for the purpose of quitting smoking. This is nicotine replacement therapy (NRT), and it helps to lessen withdrawal symptoms and reduce cravings while an individual tries to quit smoking. This 2 mg gum is specifically designed for those who are light smokers and for those who have struggled and not been successful while using NRT before. It comes in different flavours, which make it more pleasant to use throughout the day.
Patient Information Leaflet
Always read the patient information leaflet before starting your treatment. The patient information can be found here.
Directions
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Whenever you feel the urge to smoke a cigarette, chew one piece of gum.
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Chew only one piece of gum at a time.
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Do not chew more than 25 gums per day.
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Though Nicotinell is a gum, it is a medicated gum. So, using it like a common gum will not help you quit smoking. So, chew the gum slowly until its taste becomes strong.
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Rest the gum between your gum and cheek for some time.
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When you feel that the taste has disappeared, chew again.
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When the nicotine taste gets strong again, stop chewing it again.
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Do this process for about 30 minutes.
- Use the gum for about 12 weeks. After this, gradually reduce the use of gum until you do not need it anymore.
Note :
If you are a chain smoker, i.e., you take 20 or more than 20 cigarettes in a single day, this 2 mg gum may not work for you. The recommended dose for more frequent smokers will be 4 mg of gum, if available.
Cautions
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Use the gum as directed.
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Avoid using any other product that contains nicotine while using this gum.
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Do not chew more than the stated dose.
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Those who are under the age of 18 and those who are either pregnant or breastfeeding must consult their doctor before using Nicotinell Gum.
- If you have heart disease, or if you are under the care of a doctor taking prescribed medicines, you should consult before you use this gum.
Side effects
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Some common side effects of Nicotinell Mint gum are allergic reactions such as skin rash, itching or swelling of the face, lip, and tongue.
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You may also get headaches, hiccups, heartburn, and a dizzy head.
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Heart palpitations,an irregular heartbeat, and increased blood pressure are such side effects which need to be reported as early as possible.
Faq
Can I swallow Nicotinell Mint Gum?
Nicotinell Mint Gum is a chewing gum. You should continue to chew it until the flavour disappears. Once the flavour has disappeared you should dispose of the chewing gum, it should not be swallowed.
How should I stop taking Nicotinell Mint Gum?
Once you notice that your withdrawal symptoms have drastically improved, you should stop using Nicotinell Mint Gum. You should do this by gradually decreasing the amount of gum you chew in a day. By gradually decreasing your dose you are allowing your body to adapt to the slow change as opposed to a rapid change.
What if I do not notice an improvement in my withdrawal symptoms and cravings?
If after three months of consecutively using Nicotinell Mint Gum you do not notice an improvement in your cravings and withdrawal symptoms you should stop using Nicotinell mint Gum and seek medical advice from a GP or pharmacist as soon as possible.
Can I eat or drink while chewing Nicotinell Mint Gum?
You should not eat or drink up to 15 minutes before or after chewing Nicotinell Mint Gum. This is to ensure the nicotine in this gum is effectively delivered to its designated destination.
How should I store Nicotinell Mint Gum?
To ensure the product does not go off before the use by date you should store Nicotinell Mint Gum in a cool dry place at room temperature. The gum should not be exposed to extreme temperatures or direct sunlight.
Ingredients
This gum contains 2 mg of nicotine.