day 2

[nsd_user663_61170]

Hi all.

Day 2 has been the total opposite of day 1,woke up quite a bit of coughing runny nose and general feeling a bit ill:(. The cough is ok have a head ache at the front of my head and feel very blooked up, but still not had a cancer stick im using 25 mg patches, any feedback would be great cheers.oh and cant stop sneezing

[nsd_user663_61170]

I am very determine thanks for the support.

[__steve__]

Hi all.

Day 2 has been the total opposite of day 1,woke up quite a bit of coughing runny nose and general feeling a bit ill:(. The cough is ok have a head ache at the front of my head and feel very blooked up, but still not had a cancer stick im using 25 mg patches, any feedback would be great cheers.oh and cant stop sneezing

I've got exactly the same symptoms! The only difference is mine started on day 7 instead of day 2.

Apparently it's very common to get cold/flu symptoms in the early stages of a quit.

The old 'body repairing itself' thing, I suppose.

They say it doesn't last

Cheers, and well done on reaching day 2!

Steve

[nsd_user663_61170]

Hi Steve.

Cheers for that , so how long you been feeling like it.

[nsd_user663_60964]

Me too. I was coughing for England for the best part of a week and it was driving me barking (literally :)) especially at night.

All those negative physical symptoms have gone now (indeed, they went by the end of the first week). It'll pass Beer- and well done to you for nearly completing Day 2

[nsd_user663_2681]

Hi beer

Well done on day 2 the symptoms you describe are sometimes referred to as smokers flu and are very common, they can last anything up to a few weeks, it's all perfectly normal and a sign that your body is getting rid of all the cr4p that smoking has caused, this is a good sign even if it doesn't feel like it now, keep it going you are doing well