Hi,
I have decided to quit smoking but worry about the withdrawal symptoms.
I want to use nicotine patches. Smoked around 5-8 cigarettes in a day. How mg of nicotine patch should I start with?
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Start with 12.5 or 14 MG patche to be put upto 48 hrs.
Clonazepam 0.5 or 1.00 MG if u got withdrawal symptoms like tremors. Restless use at night.
U can consult to psychiatrist.
Hello
Congratulations on your decision to quit smoking! Nicotine patches can be an effective tool to manage withdrawal symptoms and support your journey toward a smoke-free life.
Since you currently smoke **5-8 cigarettes per day**, a **14 mg nicotine patch** (worn for 16-24 hours) is generally an appropriate starting dose. However, the exact dosage should be personalized based on your smoking pattern, dependency level, and overall health.
To ensure the safest and most effective quitting strategy—including proper patch usage, duration, and gradual tapering—I strongly recommend a **detailed consultation with a smoking cessation specialist**. This will help minimize withdrawal discomfort and maximize your chances of long-term success.
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