Experiences with

Crampex

Quit smoking teasers Different ways to quit and help you quit smoking 🤔😊🤣 All the answers are anagrams of the clue. Did you solve them all? 1 You stick this on your arm to stop craving HCAPT (1 ) = PATCH 2 Drink this to help you with your cravings ARTEW (1) = WATER

Withdrawal/ Nicotine replacement Withdrawal feelings usually are the strongest in the first week after quitting. Many people don’t like how withdrawal feels. So some people start smoking again to feel better. The first week after quitting is when you are most at risk for a slip. It helps your quit

I am on day one of quitting with champix. Am struggling but will keep trying. I know the first three days are hard so here I go!

Hi, Trying here to give up smoking and was given a prescription from GP for Champix but cant find them anywhere. Does anyone know where I could get them online? Or if anyone knows where I could buy Zyban online? Any help appreciated.

Champix has been mentioned a few times here over the years - so there is a reasonable possibility that some members are taking it - or people they know. It is used for smoking cessation support. [i]Class 2 Medicines Recall: Pfizer Ltd, Champix (all strengths) film-coated tablets, EL (21)A/25[/b

Was diagnosed in 2017 with copd,was quite mild and I carried on smoking stupidly. I kept thinking about stopping smoking but just couldn't do it, did quite stressful job in care and lots of colleagues smoked, so we used to have breaks together. Anyway I noticed whenever I got a cold it would always turn

After breaking my ankles and foot bones last September I thought I’m on the road to stopping smoking, but then my husband was diagnosed with bowel cancer two months ago which fingers crossed is being dealt with I find I’m leaning on them again. He has stopped smoking. I feel such a failure & having

I haven't posted in a very long time, I am sure there are still people around from my old days. I kicked, cried and relapsed so many times, more than I can count really. Finally, after many attempts, I stopped smoking in 2015 just before my 40th birthday. It was tough, but with champix and this forum

Well it’s just over 2 years since I last smoked & am so relieved I decided to do it after over 50 years. Had to rely on Champix to support me but it was worth it. So to those just starting out please stick with it - there is light at the end of the tunnel.!

I have just been informed there is no Champix throughout the country. Does anyone know when/if this will change?

I've been a smoker for more than 40 years and finally decided my health comes first, it's become too expensive, I detest being reliant on a little stick and it's smelly, my house is coated in yellow. Enough. 7 Feb I decided was the day. My granddaughter brought mme the gift of Covid19 on 7 May, and Champix

Hey, I'm just posting as I have spent hours reading through all the forums and reviews since starting and an see everyone has different experiences so thought I'd post mine. I was/am a heavy smoker, about 30-40 roll ups with roaches not filters a day, unless I drink then I can't count :) I'm 35 and have

Hi All I can't believe I've reached 5 months smoke free today and I don't really think about smoking anymore. For those struggling I know how hard it is but you have to want to stop, for me my last chest infection was the last straw. I knew I had to stop and I am still trying to regain some lung capacity

Has anyone used champix to give up vaping/ e-cigarettes. ? I am totally addicted it’s never out of my mouth!

Hi I am on day 2 of the Champix and my quit date is the 3rd May. I am determined to be smoke free this year. I want to be able to say at Christmas I did it. Any one got any tips on how to beat this?

well here i go again.... i am starting 8th week on champix 4th day absolutly no ciggy butt. Lots of nasesa how I hope I can really quit this time.

I have COPD and through lockdown started smoking again ..I am addicted so am now taking Champix. I am now 4 weeks into my 3 month course. I failed to stop smoking on said day and was advised to carry on taking Champix until I could stop having a ciggie. From 15 a day now down to 3 a day but still craving

Hi all, Glad to be back! Well after my 2018 failed attempt which I did give into the beast, I have finally won!! I tried unsuccessfully 2 more times between 2018 and December 2020 and went back to smoking. I struggled and gave in to easily I believe. So when I really gave it some thought day in and

I have suffered from RLS for more than 60 years and it has gotten steadily worse with age. (I am now 84.) About three weeks ago, I stumbled on this two-year-old online article about Chinese herbs for RLS: https://www.adiantumschool.com/single-post/2019-02-06-herbs-for-restless-leg-syndrome I had tried

I'm considering asking my GP for a prescription for Champix to help me stop smoking. Does anyone know anything about this drug, whether it worsens RLS or might interfere with the action of the opiates I use to combat it?