Experiences with

Nicotine patches

Hello, has anyone had success feeling better with nicotine patches?

if you’re not aware, I’ve been experimenting with the nicotine patch. I found that it’s too much. I wonder if that why the trial failed. I found a couple pieces of gum, 3-4 a day as needed better. I will soon be off meds. They never really worked that good anyway. Nicotine works just as good if not

I’ve just seen a video that suggested nicotine could cure tinnitus so I’ve ordered some patches to give it a go. Has anyone else seen or heard this before and if so was it effective Nothing ventured nothing gained

I recently posted about my success with Nicotine patches. I just found this important on Glynac. Short for glycine and NAC. I’ve taken restore, gold pretty much since diagnosed. I don’t sell the stuff, but I am believer in its ingredients. NAC is the primary ingredient.

patches These deliver a steady dose of nicotine through your skin. You can wear a 24-hour patch all the time, to help with cravings when you wake up, or a 16-hour patch for while you're awake. Patches come in different strengths.

I have used nicotine patches, nicotine gum , hypnotism and tapering off, but even with the success of not smoking for 3 months it always came back .

I haven’t felt at all addicted to the nicotine patches. After I started wearing them, my 12-year-old daughter asked if I had to went to the doctor because I was walking so good. I wanted to cry. Do you know what is addictive??? carbidopa levodopa!!!

My husband with PD asked me to ask my friends on HU whether any have used nicotine patches. His MD prescribed some to try. But husband hasn't filled the Rx. So, if you've tried them what do you think. Did they help with energy or anything? What's the dose? And do you take them on a schedule?

I have been recently looking for treatment alternatives for my ADHD and I came across nicotine gum and nicotine patches. I was wondering if any of you guys have tried them and what your experience was with them.

I’ve had hypothyroidism for over 10 years and first few years struggled to get my meds correct in terms of ‘ how I feel’ (unbelievably sluggish and tired) which has meant fighting my Gp to allow TSH to be on low side (0.03). As I’m in UK they won’t test T3 levels only TSH and sometimes T4 (which last

Stress & anxiety & depression definitely without a doubt increase pain levels in fibromyalgia sufferer's.Not one known painkiller or SSRI treatment works on me.Saw my private sector pain consultant surgeon aweek ago & I asked him what happens if you were in a accident etc of any kind & pain killers won't

Hey there 👋 I'm just wondering if anyone has had a negative experience with zoladex? I am due to have my 4th injection next week, was supposed to be yesterday but appointment got cancelled. I'm also on Estradot patches and utrogestan tablets. I've never felt so shit in all my life and the only thing

I'm having terrible pelvis, hip, leg and back pain and have done for most of the last year. I'm 39 and was only diagnosed last year, but have had symptoms since I was 10. I feel like my symptoms have got worse since my laparoscopy and excision last April, but have been trying progesterone only contraception

tldr (summary) 1 - im looking for any advice/ some reassuring/ validating/ seeing im not alone as im shitting bricks for my upcoming appointment following an abdominal mri months ago to rule anything out before possible surgery, and i have ptsd (which is heavily related to my fears about this appointment

I’m on thyroid meds /-eltroxin .I take these in the morning on an empty stomach I’m going on the above HRT meds . Shall I take them in the evening after food ? Eltroxin states on the leaflet that HRT may Interact ? Pharmacist says there should be no interaction ? Maybe I should get my bloods done

[u]Other things you can try include:[/u] • Relaxation exercises • Physical activity • Making friends with people who don't smoke • Joining a smoking cessation support group • Using nicotine replacement therapy gum or patches • Taking prescription medications 1. thinking about why you

not gonna happen which makes me feel like cigs are my only option to at least somewhat level the playing field. which fking sucks BC I DON'T WANT TO DO IT but idk what else to do. i'm so desperate at this point that i've looked into if nicotine patches or lozenges help you lose weight lol so i don't

Please find below a list of products available and details of the recommended dosage; If you have any questions regarding any of these products please ask Nicotine Replacement Therapy; PATCHES Treatment period: Preferable 8 - 16 weeks (at least 4) Dosage: 25mg, 21mg or 15mg

Please find below a list of products available and details of the recommended dosage; If you have any questions regarding any of these products please ask Nicotine Replacement Therapy; PATCHES Treatment period: Preferable 8 - 16 weeks (at least 4) Dosage: 25mg, 21mg or 15mg

Some over-the-counter products include nicotine gum, patches, and lozenges. If you need more support, your doctor may recommend a prescription for a nicotine inhaler, nicotine nasal spray, or medication that helps block the effects of nicotine in the brain. •Counseling support.