Nicorette

Nicorette Information

Nicorette is one of the nicotine-based medicines. Nicotine is the main ingredient of may of the most popular tobacco products. Such nicotine-based medicines have proven themselves to be extremely useful in the case of patients who want to give up smoking. A small nicotine amount is known to help reduce the severity of the nicotine withdrawal symptoms (the ones that occur when someone wants to quit smoking).  

Nicorette Indications

Nicorette Warnings

You must not take this drug during pregnancy (because it could have harmful effects on a growing fetus). During your intake of this medicine it is recommended that you use an effective birth control method. If you happen to get pregnant while taking Nicorette, you should alert your personal physician at once. Some medical conditions (disorders) might prevent you from starting a treatment with this medicine. Some dental or mouth disorders may affect your treatment with nicotine lozenges or gum. Patients who are suffering from sinus or other nasal problems (such as Nasal Polyps, allergies or sinusitis) might not be allowed to use the nicotine nasal spray. Patients who have skin disorders should not use nicotine transdermal patches. Ask your physician for more information regarding these aspects and ask him what form of this drug you should use. It is highly forbidden that you smoke during your treatment with this medicine, because this could have severe and dangerous reactions. You should stop smoking as soon as you start using Nicorette. 

Before you start to use this medication, you must alert your doctor if you are suffering from:

• heart disease, high blood pressure,  irregular heartbeat, chest pain;
• jaw condition also known as temporomandibular joint;
• diabetes;
• an overactive thyroid;
• asthma;
• Pheochromocytoma (adrenal gland tumor);
• chronic pulmonary disease;
• kidney or liver disease;
• a stomach ulcer.

If you are suffering from any of the conditions that have been listed here you may not be allowed to start taking Nicorette or you may have to take in a lower dose of this medicine (your physician should also monitor your treatment with this drug to see how you respond to the treatment).

Nicorette Intake Guidelines

Ask your physician how and when to take Nicorette. You should not disobey any of your physician’s advices or indications. You should also consult the drug’s label for further instructions. If you have any other questions, refer to a doctor, a pharmacist or a nurse.

Keep unused and used nicotine gum or patches out of the reach of pets and children in order to prevent poisoning. Nicorette nasal spray used bottles should be thrown away (do not forget to put their child-resistant caps where they belong). Try to store this medicine at the average room temperature, away from heat and moisture (not in the bathroom or anywhere near the kitchen sink).

Nicorette Dosage

Nicorette Overdose

You are in need of immediate medical care and attention if you suspect that you are suffering from overdose with this medicine. The known Nicorette overdose symptoms usually include vomiting, nausea, diarrhea, cold sweat, stomach pain, dizziness, headache, hearing or vision problems, chest pain, seizures, uneven heartbeat, and sometimes even death.

Nicorette Missed Dose

Since Nicorette is often taken only when it is needed, a missed dose of this medicine should not occur. However, if you are following a treatment with it, you should avoid missing any of your prescribed doses of Nicorette. If you happen to miss one, you should take it as soon as you recall. If it is time for another dose, skip the one that you have missed and proceed with your regular dosing treatment. Avoid taking double doses of this medicine without asking your physician if you may.

Nicorette Side Effects

Stop your treatment with Nicorette and alert your personal physician as soon as possible if you experience any of these severe side effects:

• seizures;
• uneven heartbeat or chest pain.

You may continue your treatment, but you should alert your personal physician as soon as possible if you have any of these less severe side effects:

• belching or hiccups;
• dizziness;
• mouth or throat soreness;
• stomach upset or nausea;
• watering eyes;
• dry or watering mouth;
• headache;
• runny or stuffy nose;
• sores or white patches on your lips or inside your mouth or on your lips;
• sneezing and coughing;
• constipation;
• changes in taste;
• itching, redness, or burning.

Other side effects that have not been listed here might also occur during your treatment with Nicorette. You should alert your personal physician if you experience anything bothersome during your treatment with this medicine.

Nicorette Drug Reactions

Ask your personal physician if you may take any other drugs while taking Nicorette.

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