quit smoking laser treatment

i wanna quit smoking but i have no idea how to control the desire. i have done it a few times in past due to emotional reasons. but since there are no such emotional reasons anymore i wanna quit it completely. I have strated to see the adverse effects on my health but, the desire is ruining everything... Please give me a way to keep these desires in control..

I ran into someone that told me her father had "laser treatment" to help him quit smoking and after a 3 pack a day habit he never picked another one up. Anyone know anything about this treatment?

Actually, you can quit smoking totally with the help of laser acupuncture. This is a safe method and pain free (does not involve needles, hypnotherapy or drugs). A laser light is used to stimulate the acupuncture points on the body to reduce stress and anxiety, cravings and regulate hormone levels.

smoking is very dangerous and can get out of hand. it is very important to stop as soon as possible. I know friends who have used the cold laser therapy at doctors office and helps them quit and lose weight. Many people have used it and have a positive outcome. i researched some information and found this site helpful http://coldlasertherapy.

Try the laser acupuncture to quit smoking. It does not involve needles, instead, a laser light that is applied to acupuncture points on the body. This method is safe and pain-free, and help you reduce desires for cigarettes.

10 months isn't a long time to not have sex or kiss someone. Your doctor is correct. Very simply, just the treatment alone (lotions and laser) won't prevent more warts. Your body needs TIME to recover. You must HELP your body recover by not having sex or kissing anyone and getting more strains than you currently have. The average recovery period for people is 3-12 months. So ten months is in that range.

Welcome to the forum! I am sorry to hear you feel so bad but the bright side is you are starting treatment. I was a smoker and coffee drinker for 43 years. Never thought I could survive without both of these crutches. I quit smoking 2 years ago with Chantix and the support of a "quit" class at a local university. The Chantix worked well for me and I laid it all down within two weeks. I quit taking the Chantix at that point and never picked up another cigarette.

My husband quit in 45 minutes with laser treatment, he smoked heavily for 30 years and it's been 3 months now, I still can't believe he's not smoking, it has an 80% success rate so I wasn't sure if it would work on him, he sometimes mentally wants a smoke when he gets stressed but the physical craving has gone so if he stops thinking about it the feeling passes.

Yes I have done all the research on PAD but I should have added that I had cold laser therapy to quit smoking and have developed Peripheral Neuropathy since having the treatment.

Actually, you can quit smoking totally by this new method, the laser acupuncture. It uses laser light to target acupuncture points on the hands, face, wrist, and ears reduce cravings for smoking. It also promotes general health.

Been passing through a stressful and depressive state before i quit, and i dont know if quitting smoking added these physical symptoms. Right before i quit, had some ekg tests and blood tests and all was good. So, yeah, is it normal? Thanks all. Ive done it before, as in quitting smoking, but i guess i was not that of a smoker back then ( 8years ago), and i didnt pass through all these symptoms - it was a piece of cake.

Persons with diagnosed CHD experience as much as a 50% reduction in risk of reinfarction, sudden cardiac death, and total mortality if they quit smoking after the initial infarction. Furthermore, the patient who has recently developed a clinical illness is very motivated to change, and several studies have shown that intervention in this "teachable moment" can be very effective.

Seriously considering quitting while awaiting onset of treatment. I just dont think smoking will be something I want to complicate side effects, ect. However, Ive tried soooo many times before and eventually continue to fail. Was anyone out there a smoker prior/during treatment and or any tips? Should I try the meds or patch? Just trying to take best action.

Not sure how long to wait on this, should I consider a specialised laser treatment?

My boyfriend stopped smoking by having that Laser tx done, it worked (he was ready to quit which helped), He had 1 relapsed and they retreated him for free, now 1 yr. post tx he is COS, (cessation of smoking). I do test him for signs and symptoms of relapse: smelling for residual smoke in his hair and clothing, the presence of lighters in his truck, and the telltale foil wrapping, but he is UND. SO FAR LOL!!!!!

It has been about 18 months since then. I am trying to quit smoking and was put on Wellbutrin about 2 weeks ago. Now, today my right eye hurts. It is the same kind of hurt as before - very distinctive kind of pain. Can it come back after surgery & can Wellbutrin cause it? Thanks!!

Could the roughness be due to the gum brush and using too much? When I quit smoking, will it go away or reduce substantially? How long will it take? Thank you, again.

I know this because I have smoked and quit and I have decided to start smoking again and I have cut my smoking down to just evenings and weekends. And some of these periods have lasted for years. I had recently been smoking evening and weekends for about 2 years when I decided to quit it all again. That was in March of this year. One night I imagined not smoking and made it real in my mind. I stopped the next day.

You might want to check out this book. The author has been so successful in helping people quit smoking - easily - the even the World Health Organization has recruited him. Good luck to you. http://www.amazon.

m still scared of developing lung cancer, as I smoked cigarettes for about 15 years before diagnosis (I quit smoking after that- 1 pack a day was my average- but I've started smoking occassionally the past few years since having children (helps me relax). My fear is that the tar from cigarettes have accumulated on the calcifications and never left because the cilia can't 'clean' the tar off them and that I'm adding more when I smoke occassionally.

Smoker’s melanosis is due to long-term tobacco smoking. Smoking cessation is the treatment of choice. The hyperpigmentation then disappears in a few months. Cryosurgery using liquid nitrogen and laser are the other main treatment modalities. It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided. For exact diagnosis, you are requested to consult your dermatologist. I sincerely hope that helps.

Studies have shown that people who smoke tend to have lower resonse to treatment compared to non-smokers. It is advised to avert from smoking before embarking on therapy http://www.wjgnet.com/1007-9327/10/2963.pdf "Furthermore, tobacco consumption has been associated with an increased risk of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) in patients with viral hepatitis[6-8].

You must avoid sugars, alcohol, smoking and caffeinated drinks. Usually dry mouth improves after the treatment but if it persists, you must consult your physician immediately. Wishing you all the best.

The most effective solution for treating dark lips is alexandrite and ND-Yag Q-Switched laser treatment. Please discuss these options with your dermatologist. It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided. For exact diagnosis, you are requested to consult your doctor. I sincerely hope that helps. Take care and please do keep me posted on how you are doing.

You cannot remove them at home. Cryosurgery using liquid nitrogen and laser are the main treatment modalities. Although there are many skin creams like hydroquinone and salicylic acid, but their use needs prescription . I suggest you to consult a dermatologist and get it evaluated. I hope it helps. Take care and regards.

Hi Found this but I am sure you know smoking is bad and smoking with liver disease is bad, bad. I smoked for 28 years pack a day or better. Quit in 2002 after about 5 or more tries to quit. My mom and grand-mother both died from emphysema. Might want to put quitting on your list of things to do for you. I haven't seen anything about smoking being counterindicated per se while treating but can't imagine it would help with any side effects you may evperience http://hepatitiscnewdrugs.

Your body is chemically dependent on it and part of your matrix when you first started treatment and to try to quit while on treatment may be hazardous to your health and “OTHERS” jasper

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