What to Expect While Quitting

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Common nicotine withdrawal symptoms

  • Feeling anxious
  • Feeling depressed or a bad mood
  • Feeling irritable, angry, or frustrated
  • Difficulty concentrating
  • Restlessness or feeling jumpy
  • Changes in sleep patterns
  • Changes in eating patterns
  • Nicotine cravings

Nicotine withdrawal symptoms usually start within a few hours of quitting, peak in 1-3 days, and on average last 3-4 weeks. The exact timeline for nicotine withdrawal can be different from person to person.

Nicotine withdrawal symptoms usually start within a few hours of quitting, peak in 1-3 days, and on average last 3-4 weeks. The exact timeline for nicotine withdrawal can be different from person to person.

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