Nasal Inhaler
Smoking Cessation Products : Inhalation Aids
Nicorette nasal is onw of the way for smoking cessation, it is a spray which may be particularly helpful for most heavily dependent smokers,as the nicotine is rapidly absorbed through the blood vessels in the nose to relieve cravings quickly.
The nasal spray should always be used according the instructions in the pack, to relieve cravings in the first eight weeks after quitting smoking. The amount smokers use will depend on how many cigarettes they used to smoke and what strength they were, however, smokers should not use more than one spray in each nostril twice an hour.Smokers should then be able to reduce the amount they use the spray, so that they can use less and less nicotine. Ideally after two further weeks smokers should be using half of what they were initially using. After four weeks smokers should have stopped using the spray completely.
Warning Associates with Inhalation Aids!!!
· It can initially cause nose irritation, watering of the eyes and sneezing, but it usually get better after a few days of use. Smokers should not use the nasal spray while driving or operating machinary.
· If smokers face a nasal condition that gets worse while using this spray, they should consult their doctor.
· Smokers can use the spray once in each nostril up to twice an hour to relieve their cravings for smoke. Smokers should not use more than 64 sprays in any period of 24 hours.
· Smokers should make sure that they do not leave Nicorette nasal spray where children can reach it. Nicotine doses that are tolerated by adult smokers during treatment can produce many symptoms of poisoning in children.
Precaution
· Teenagers between 12 to 18 years old should not use this spray without consulting their doctor.
· Smokers having disease related to heart and blood vessels should use this spray after consulting with their doctor.
· Diabetic smokers shuld consult their doctor before using this spray and they should also monitor their blood sugar more closely when starting NRT
· If Smokers have the problem of gastritis then also they shuold consult their doctor before starting it.
· If Smokes have inflammation of the mouth or throat then also doctor consultancy is required.
· Smokers sholud have precautions if they have the problem of Phaeochromocytoma
· Smokers should consult their doctors if they face severely decreased kidney function.
Should not be used by:
· Non-smokers.
· This medicine is not recommended for use in children under 12 years of age.
This spray should not be used if you are allergic to one or any of its ingredients.
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