Nicorette 2 mg is recommended for ...

This program differs from the short treatment program to reduce the intensity of smoking in that it does not lead to a lower level of nicotine in the blood that remains in the patient's usual level. Basic principles of the program: 1. The patient tries to gum and inhaler, and selects a drug, which it will use in the future. Possible combination of drugs. 2. To start the program better than recommend the use of a specific time interval for non-use of cigarettes. For example, a patient chooses not to smoke at work or at home. Possible alternation of cigarette smoking and use of IPM. 3. Just as during long-term treatment program is recommended to use chewing gum 2 or 4 mg, depending on the degree of nicotine dependence. 4. Despite receiving NSP, during the day the patient should smoke cigarettes as much as he needs to feel complete comfort. 5. The physician should always warn patients about the dangers of overdose of nicotine in the case of simultaneous or near simultaneous use of CPOs and cigarettes. This may occur due to the fact that the nicotine from the oral cavity into the blood when receiving IPV is much slower than through the lungs from cigarette smoke. 6. The patient should independently regulate NSP reception and smoking cigarettes, trying to reduce the number of daily cigarettes smoked. At each visit, the physician should maintain the patient's decision to reduce the intensity of smoking and convince him of the need for more intensive treatment of smoking, using the arguments described in Section 3.1. 5. Nicotine products currently registered in Russia and are selling nicotine products under the name Nicorette. They are designed to deliver nicotine into the body during the quitting in order to remove the withdrawal symptoms. Nicorette is available in two forms: Nicorette gum and Nicorette inhaler. Nicorette chewing gum. Available in two forms containing doses of 2 and 4 mg of nicotine. Currently, Russia is only available Nicorette chewing gum 2 mg (Nicorette delivery 4 mg are expected soon). Nicorette 2 mg is recommended for patients who smoked less than 25 cigarettes and 4 mg for patients who smoked more than 25 cigarettes per day. Typically, chewing gum is used for 3 months (up to 24 plates per day). In the first days after quitting use of at least 1 plate per hour. It is very important to follow the correct technique of chewing: a plate put in his mouth and slowly chew a few times until you feel a specific taste (bitter or mint, depending on the type of chewing gum). Then the plate is placed on the cheek, and occasionally it is chewed for 30 minutes, until the flavor is gone. Nicorette inhaler. Inhaler is a mouthpiece into which are inserted into removable cartridges containing 10 mg of nicotine and menthol. The process of using the inhaler is very similar to the process of smoking: nicotine comes from the cartridge into the oral cavity by inhalation of the mouthpiece.