Coping with nicotine withdrawal symptoms Common nicotine withdrawal symptoms include: Cigarette cravings Irritability, frustration, or anger Anxiety or nervousness Difficulty concentrating Restlessness Increased appetite Headaches Insomnia Tremors Increased coughing Fatigue Constipation or upset stomach Depression Decreased heart rate Manage cigarette cravings Distract yourself : Engage in an activity that keeps your mind off smoking
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Electric toothbrushes are fantastic because they have built-in timers, but failing that, use your phone or a kitchen timer in your bathroom to time yourself as you brush
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Put out the match or lighter then use your pipe tool to gently level the surface of the newly charred tobacco, in the process snuffing out any remaining embers from the initial light
Public health initiatives and health insurance programs often support smoking cessation efforts to reduce the burden of smoking-related illnesses on the general population