Smoking cessation and constipation
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I WAS DOING REALLY WELL WITH MY SMOKING CESSATION, I STOPPED JANUARY 5, 2010. THEN I HAD TWO SLIP UPS AND SMOKED 7 CIGS, 3 TH4E FIRST TIME THREW THE PACK AWAY, AND 4 THE LAST SLIP UP. THIS WAS ABOUT TWO WEEKS AGO. NOW I AM HAVING INTESTINAL PROBLEMS. I FEEL AS IF I COULD JUST HAVE THIS HUGE FART I WOULD BE OK. I ABUSED LAXATIVES IN THE PAST, AND I THINK MY COLON HAS BECOME LAZY, AND I WILL HAVE TO RETRAIN MYSELF.
m smoking like 5 to 7 per day or less I really try to save them for morning before bed and the after meals, instead of just smoking for the heck of it... I totaly understand u and I feel the same way too, I'm even embarrassed to be seen doing it and I'm not even showing a baby belly yet.... So don't be so hard on ur self, and just try to really cut down.
more headaces, vomiting, constipation, depression at times, sudden euphoria and etc. What can or will happen to me if I continue to smoke? Please be honest. thank you for your time in answering this question.
This is just a partial list of the benefits that will accrue to you with smoking cessation and the reason why your deciding to do so is such a good decision. Or, as stated by the American Lung Association, “Commit a death defying act. Stop smoking!”
For many smokers, if not for most of those who smoke, it can be very difficult to quit smoking on your own.
https://www.mayoclinic.
If he does want to quit but has a hard time doing so tell him to ask his doctor if they having smoking cessation which is to help people to quit smoking. He can also go cold turkey but if he does make sure he is doing some active and be there for him because having a good friend around to make sure you don't slide back and light up is really helpful.
The risk diminishes over time, following smoking cessation, but will always remain higher than the risk of someone who has never smoked. There are a number of genes that can occur in a variety of forms. Some forms are associated with an increased risk of lung cancer, one example of which is called tumor suppressor gene TP53. When present, this gene variant increases the risk of lung cancer, especially the risk for small cell lung cancer.
The risk of having overt autoimmune hypothyroidism diagnosed is more than 6-fold increased the first 2 years after cessation of smoking. Clearly, smoking cessation is vital to prevent death and severe disease. However, awareness of hypothyroidism should be high in people who have recently quit smoking, and virtually any complaint should lead to thyroid function testing.
I was prescribed Wellbutrin (buproprion) for smoking cessation and have been on it for roughly 3 weeks. It is the SR, 150mg in the AM and 150mg in the PM. I have also been on methadone for roughly five years and have been at the same dosage of 25mgs for over a year.
Once starting buproprion (i got the generic), the side affects were pretty bad. I felt like I was on amphetamines.
Don’t be alarmed if you should cough more and raise sputum following smoking cessation but, should that occur, you and your doctor would want to arrange for what is called sputum cytology; i.e., an exam that looks for cells, in any stage of malignant change, in your sputum. The odds will be increasingly in your favor if you don’t resume smoking.
i'm on wellbutrin to STOP smoking weed, does it really works for that?....and if i smoke what would happen?....or if i get drunk?......my dose is 150, twice a day so in a day i take 300 mg's...and i also take clonazepam for sleeping disorder....
I have read everything on smoking and constipation on the web. From taking stool softners, to laxatives, to Vitamin C, to just waiting it out. I'm trying not to take anything because they say your digestive system goes back to "normal" in a few days to a few weeks. My question is what are you to do if you do not go for those weeks, at all? Everything I have read never discusses this problem.
As of right now, I have quit smoking.
m miserable and I think its all smoking related. The doctor thinks theres no relation between quitting smoking and constipation. I think he needs to go back to med school.
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