Hi all, I’m 19 days smoke free today and I’m on my last day of the starter champix medication.
I had been going pretty well with the nausea management through most of it but there had been a couple of times where it made me throw up a lot... and last night had to of been the worst experience of it for me as it resulted in not only vomiting every last thing out of my stomach but also a nose bleed and some ... slight leakage oh who am I kidding I basically pissed myself throwing up it was that bad...
I was embarrassed obviously but I felt horrible but so much better afterwards. It only happened literally minutes after taking the tablet. Has anybody else had that similar problem of the instant effects of it? All I can say is I am so glad that I’m up to the last day of it. I feel like the night ones hit me the worst I don’t know why.
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Apple.... Welcome...and know that feeling and truly feel with you....That embracing the throne until you feel the next thing coming will be your stomach...But if you can push through it is amazing on the other side...I am living bit more than 3 years smoke free with the initial aid of Champix...with the emphasis on living...!!
It is worth the suffering and only gets better and better...
Try and complete the total 12 week prescription...!!!
Contgrats! I'm on day 7 I took Champix as well (and still am)... I might only take it for another week though. I've been lucky and I've only had a few symptoms such as nausea and upset pains in my stomach. The most important part is that we are SMOKE FREE! It's so nice not to stink anymore! LOL
I know how you feel. Some days I found it harder to make myself take the Champix than not smoke! I found the morning ones had me running to the bathroom and the night ones not quite so bad. I suppose we all react differently. I finished the 12 week course three weeks ago and am going through the cold turkey now. But I know from past attempts I would never have got this far without the Champix. My husband can't understand what the problem is - he has never smoked and has no clue how hard it is to give up. Thank god for this forum! Keep up the good work
I felt really sick too from Champix, I would have to sit for a few hours after taking it (with food) because if I moved around I would throw up. I have been smoke free for only 17 days and gave up champix 12 days from my quit date. I thought to myself that the nicotine is now expelled from my body so the worse is over. I know the cravings will be there for years to come but that is where will power kicks in. I smoked for 30 years and gave up smoking 3 times and that was when I was pregnant, so I know I can quit this time, if I want too. I would ask your doctor to cut you pill in half, maybe the dosage is too high for your system. Champix can affect everyone differently. Good luck hope you start to feel better.
I ended up finishing the first pack and staying smoke free I’m all good now, I did miss a few days but kept keeping up afterwards at least I finally got there in the end
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