Quitting smoking suddenly can cause a variety of withdrawal symptoms, including withdrawal syndrome, including craving for cigarettes, difficulty concentrating, anxiety, irritability, restlessness, headaches, dizziness, irritability, depression, etc.
The reason why smokers experience various withdrawal symptoms when they suddenly quit smoking is because the body's nicotine intake decreases and dopamine secretion levels decrease as smoking stops. With the prolongation of quitting smoking, the body will gradually become better if it is not harmed by tobacco, such as the improvement of cardiopulmonary function, the improvement of ** state, and the improvement of mental state.
Withdrawal symptoms caused by sudden withdrawal in smokers will increase the likelihood of relapse if they are not relieved for a long time, so timely smoking cessation intervention is particularly important. In this regard, smoking cessation drugs such as pareco varenicline tartrate tablets, nicotine chewing gum, smoking cessation patches, etc., can be used as prescribed by the doctor, which can assist in quitting smoking.
Among them, pareco varenicline tartrate tablets have dual regulatory effects of agonism and antagonism, which can not only bind to nicotine receptors, make the body secrete part of dopamine, and alleviate withdrawal symptoms; It can also block the binding of nicotine to receptors, reduce nicotine dependence, play a role in smoking cessation, and reduce the relapse rate.
It is recommended that ex-smokers choose the appropriate smoking cessation method according to their own smoking situation, and can gradually reduce the number of cigarettes to quit smoking, so as to prevent sudden cessation of smoking leading to severe withdrawal reactions. During the period of quitting smoking, you should strengthen your confidence to quit smoking and avoid relapse.