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Freebuffalo99305 MONTH WINNER
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hi as im coming up to six months without a cigarette im starting to wonder if im supposed to be feeling better yet as i am not my body is still hurting and the fatigue is still rather strong please any advice is appreciated

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jillygirlAdministratorQueen Bee

Hi Freebuffalo, First of all well done on reaching almost 6 Months.

May I ask are you still using the nrt spray mist, as many people have side effects from that.You shouldnt be in pain and should be over the cravings or at least very few.

You say your still very tired, I doubt if it is to do with your quitting smoking.

I would advise you to get checked out with your doctor. Then you can check on your pneumothrax, and why you are so fatigued. It may be you have just got a virus as their is all sorts going around.

I wish you well . 😊

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Freebuffalo99305 MONTH WINNERβ€’ in reply tojillygirl

Hi jillygirl thanks for the reply i am still using the nrt but have cut down on it i will be getting onto the doctors in the morning i thought it was to do with the fact i was smoking for 20 yrs that i was still getting withdrawal symptoms but now im obviously second guessing that theory as they should have at least subsided to a degree

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jillygirlAdministratorQueen Beeβ€’ in reply toFreebuffalo9930

I would be tempted to change your nrt. I know some members in the past have strruggled with the spray mist and how to come of it. May be an inhalaytor would be better as you can lower the dosage of nicotine gradually until you get to zero.That actually worked for me. xx Your right your withdrawal symptoms should have decresed noticeably by now. xx

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Yvonneh1234AdministratorRockerbilly quitter

morning freebuffalo nice to see you popping in 😊great advice given by jillygirl so I will just add that maybe book an appointment with gp for your fatigue and change your NRT like jillygirl suggested also well done to you nearly 6 months smoke free Your doing fab !😊πŸ’ͺπŸ˜ŠπŸ•ΊπŸ»πŸ’ƒπŸŽΆxxxxx

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monkyAdministrator45 MonthsCake sniffer outer

Good morning Freebuffalo and a big WELL DONE to you for reaching nearly 6 months smokefree πŸš­πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘

I agree with our lovely Jillygirl's great advice πŸ‘cos the spray mist can be addictive if your not carful πŸ€”

Please let us know how you get on πŸ‘πŸ˜€πŸ˜Ί

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Freebuffalo99305 MONTH WINNERβ€’ in reply tomonky

Im thinking of trying the inhalator to give it a go but unsure if it will mess with my emphysema will speak to my gp about it first thank you for your reply

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