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13 years ago 0 97 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
DJ, have you spoken to a doctor about this?  Nicotine is a stimulant and quitting smoking disturbs the hormonal balances in the body and brain.
 
13 years ago 0 3307 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
DJ, the first week or so I slept a lot.  Never feel asleep driving, that is scary.  Drink lots of ice water when you are driving, chew some gum or find someone to drive you while you are going though this.  I must tell you I loved the sleeping part, because I don't sleep well.  That has passed and now I am back to my old ways.  Hang in there, you are doing great.
 
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13 years ago 0 11216 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
DJ,
 

Fatigue is a common withdrawal symptom and is generally the result of:

  • Your metabolism slowing down
  • The lack of nicotine which is a stimulant
  • The increase of oxygen present in your bloodstream
  • Nightly sleeping disturbances
  • Caffeine withdrawal
Take naps if you need to as you wait for this withdrawal symptom to pass. If it persists beyond the first few weeks of your quit, see your doctor for further assessment.
 
 
 
Ashley, Health Educator
13 years ago 0 71 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
This is my two many to count quits. Goes good for a couple of days then. I cannot stay
awake. If I sit I fall a sleep and even driving which ends up putting me back to smoking
Scares the crap out of me. It's not like falling a sleep when your sleepy. It's almost like
passing out. Usually starts about the third or fourth day. Does anybody have help for this?
I get alot of sleep because I fall a sleep and sleep a lot to the point of I can't stand myself.
No energy to do anything. Help DJ

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