Dr. Manira Dhasmana, Associate Consultant, Department of Internal Medicine Answers: Certainly quitting smoking is not an easy task but with the coming new technologies it has become possible. We have nicotine replacement therapies such as nicotine spray, nicotine patches and medications such as Brupopion. You can also try relaxation techniques. Also, you can avoid anything that ‘triggers’ you to smoke cigarettes.
Q2: How to remove nicotine from lungs?
Exercise daily, do not eat products made of milk, keep yourself hydrated from inside, consume 8 glasses of water a day, this will clear the airways.
Q3: What happens in the body after quitting smoking?
After quitting cigarette, BP becomes normal. The level of oxygen in the body starts increasing. The level of nicotine in the blood flow will start decreasing and you will be saved from heart attack disease.
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