Pregnancy Interaction

• NICOSIP 2 MG CHEWABLE TABLET is not advised during pregnancy unless given inside a monitored smoking cessation program.
• NICOSIP 2 MG CHEWABLE TABLET can get through the placenta and may impair the growth of the fetus, its heart rate, and its brain development.
• But NICOSIP 2 MG CHEWABLE TABLET replacement therapy (NRT) is thought to be safer than smoking, which exposes the fetus to thousands of toxic chemicals.
• Only use it if your doctor thinks the benefits are worth the risks.
• Don't take a lot of it or use it often.

FAQs for Medicine?

Q1. What is the purpose of NICOSIP 2 MG CHEWABLE TABLET 2 mg?

It helps lessen the cravings and withdrawal symptoms that come with quitting smoking.

Q2. Is it safe to use while nursing?

Be careful when using. NICOSIP 2 MG CHEWABLE TABLET gets into breast milk. You need to see a doctor.

Q3: How many 2 mg lozenges or gums may I consume in one day?

Usually 8–12 pieces a day, but no more than 24 pieces a day. Do what your doctor says about how much to take.

Q4. Is it safe for people who don't smoke?

No. Only persons who want to quit smoking can use it.

Q5. Is it possible to become addicted to it?

Not too risky, although some people may get dependent if they use it too much. Follow the suggested length.

Expert advice

• For NICOSIP 2 MG CHEWABLE TABLET, use the "chew and park" method: Chewing gives you a tingling, spicy taste that you can feel between your cheek and gums.
• Don't swallow the gum.
• Stay away from acidic liquids like coffee, soda, and juice for 15 minutes before and after you use them since they make it harder for your body to absorb nicotine.
• As your desires go down, slowly cut back on how much you use.
• Don't smoke when using NRT; it could make you get too much NICOSIP 2 MG CHEWABLE TABLET

Side Effects

• Irritation in the throat
• Hiccups
• Mouth that is dry
• Upset stomach
• Pain in the head
• Faster heart rate
• Pain in the jaw (gum form)
• Not as common:
• Heart palpitations
• Feeling sick and throwing up
• Dizziness
• Allergic responses (quite rare)
• Very serious (get help right away):
• Heartbeats that aren't regular
• Very bad allergic reactions
• Pain in the chest

How It Works

• Gives you a controlled amount of nicotine without the dangerous chemicals that are in cigarettes.
• Helps with withdrawal symptoms such as anxiety, impatience, and trouble focusing.
• It helps control cravings by attaching to nicotine receptors in the brain.
• Slowly cutting back on smoking is a safe way to break the habit.

Medicine interaction

• Bupropion (higher risk of high blood pressure)
• Varenicline (keep an eye out for negative effects)
• Drugs for high blood pressure (nicotine elevates blood pressure and heart rate)
• Asthma medicines (may make you more irritable and cause palpitations)
• Alcohol (may make you more dependent and want more)
• Don't smoke or use tobacco while you're on nicotine replacement.

How to Use

• Use when you want to smoke.
• Chew slowly until you feel a tingle.
• Put it between your gums and cheeks.
• Do this again for 20 to 30 minutes.
• For Nicotine 2 mg Chewable Lozenges
• Do not chew or swallow the lozenge whole; just suck on it carefully.
• Move the sides of your mouth around a lot.
• Complete in 20 to 30 minutes.
• General Directions
• Do not drink or eat acidic foods or drinks before or after using.
• Follow a step-down plan: Start with a higher frequency and then slowly lower it.
• Do not eat more than 24 pieces a day.

Uses/indications

• Stopping smoking
• Lessening the symptoms of nicotine withdrawal
• Lessening the desire to smoke
• Help for programs that help people quit smoking