Passing a urine test for nicotine
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The doctor was sympathetic, but said I need to submit to a urine analysis to detect for alcohol, nicotine, and marijuana before I can see a psychiatrist. During the exam, I reported no to using these substances, and alcohol, nicotine, and marijuana are all legal in my country. My other alternative, if I refuse, would be to self-refer to mental health which typically takes months. I’m just wondering if an outpatient/emergency doctor can really refuse treatment to me if I refuse a urine analysis.
We are unable to respond to urine test questions.
However, the metabolite of nicotine which is known as Cotinine leaves its traces in blood as well as in urine for up to 7 days. Nicotine is a very highly addictive chemical that is the main component of cigarettes. Your body, especially your heart and lungs, will usually begin to heal at 12 hours after you've had your last cigarette/ stopped smoking.
Thank you so much for responding so quickly. I had a few pregrancy tests done in the last couple of weeks and I'm definitely not pregnant. I don't have nausea. Feeling faint is usually accompanied by a feeling of blacking out. My menstrual cycles have been timely and normal or maybe slightly lighter than normal. No blood in urine was found. No increased stress. My gynecological exam and pap smear (done 2 weeks ago) were normal.
The benefits of breastfeeding outweigh the risks of the amount of nicotine in your system. But it is important to wash your hands, brush your teeth, and remove outer clothing after smoking to limit baby's exposure to the chemicals on skin and clothes. In the long run quitting is what's best for your baby and what's best for you. Living in a house with a smoker hugely increases a baby's risk of SIDS.
In 2020 my Glucose level (from a COMPREHENSIVE METABOLIC PANEL, done for a routine physical) was 91 mg/dL, last month it was 105 mg/dL. The test mentions that a normal range is 65 - 99 mg/dL.
Should I stop using nicotine gum to mitigate any risk to insulin function?
This article states that nicotine gum decreases your body's insulin effectiveness... am I reading that right? Does this mean I am at a greater risk of developing diabetes if I use nicotine gum at the low dosages I am?
The doctor was sympathetic, but said I need to submit to a urine analysis to detect for alcohol, nicotine, and marijuana before I can see a psychiatrist. During the exam, I reported no to using these substances, and alcohol, nicotine, and marijuana are all legal in my country. My other alternative, if I refuse, would be to self-refer to mental health which typically takes months. I’m just wondering if an outpatient/emergency doctor can really refuse treatment to me if I refuse a urine analysis.
However, given the information available there are a few conclusions one may draw concerning this topic. For example, NRT utilizes nicotine for the purposes of smoking cessation. Nicotine can be very dangerous for the developing fetus and can lead to various harmful birth complications, which is why smoking during pregnancy is never considered safe.
Electronic cigarettes, which have significantly fewer toxins and nicotine then cigarette’s, still are introducing nicotine to the system.
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How are you? Passing blood clots in urine without pain should be carefully evaluated by a specialist, as this could be the only symptom of any tumors in the urinary tract. Dehydration cannot be the cause for passing blood clots.
I would suggest that you get a Ct scan abdomen done to rule out all the possibilities mentioned in the previous post and consult a urologist for further assistance on this.
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ve been tested at 12, 35 and 50 days for chlymedia and gonnerea with a urine test. All neg. Hiv, syphillis also neg after 50 days. They even took a penile swab to look for inflammation while I waited but nothing detected. Haven't been prescribed a thing even though I'm worried about passing something on. Not sure what to do next. Please help as I feel I have something. what could it be.
About a month ago, I used vaporized cigarettes for a day, took roughly 50-100 puffs, straight away, had a constant urge to pee with no burning sensation. I went to the toilet about 15-20 times a day for 5 days. Doctor did a test on my urine and he found traces of blood and bacteria and prescribed a week’s worth of antibiotics (Augmentin). It took 10 days for everything to clear up. UTI was gone, a week later I used the vaporizer again. Again, the effect was immediate.
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