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chewing tobacco and sinus problems
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a strong tobacco cessation program helps chewing tobacco users deal with the difficulties of ... Read More
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Dr. Linda Gromko answered
48 years experience Family Medicine
Good for you!: Good for you for exploring ways to stop chewing tobacco. Nicotine replacement products may help, particularly the gum as it is 'oral.' ask your doctor ... Read More
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Dr. Jane Steiner answered
43 years experience Psychiatry
Nicotine gum: May help. Nicotine patches could also help if you find something else non-nicotine to keep in your mouth ( like regular sugarless gum). Use the 1-800 ... Read More
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443 000/ yr: 443000 which includes second hand smoking.
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Dr. Gary Sandler answered
54 years experience Dentistry
Can be very serious: Tobacco, even smoking tobacco is a known carcinogen and can cause cancer. There may or may not be less of a risk if you use it infrequently or in smal ... Read More
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Dr. Daniel Wolter answered
30 years experience Dentistry
Unfortunately, None: Unfortunately, you won't have any symptoms from chewing tobacco until you have advancing oral cancer. You will see some visual changes to your lip and ... Read More
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Dr. Leonard Lado answered
32 years experience Psychiatry
Smokless tobacco: In a study by greer in 2011, smokless tobacco, the primary oral, mucosal, and hard tissue changes associated with slt use include slt keratosis (stk); ... Read More
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NO: Not related.
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Dr. Thomas Wright answered
29 years experience Phlebology
Tobacco is tobacco: There is no safe, healthful form of tobacco.
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A 45-year-old member asked:
Dr. Phillip Frist answered
46 years experience Dentistry
No perfect cure: Some people are able to go cold turkey and do ok. Others try and it is impossible without help. Today the most successful aid is Chantix which is by ... Read More
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Dr. Jeffrey Roth answered
43 years experience Addiction Medicine
Smoking Cessation: #1 same addiction to nicotine, less damage to lungs.
#2. Nicotine anonymous
#3 I have had success treating people in recovery from nicotine addictio ... Read More
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A 47-year-old member asked:
Dr. David Astrachan answered
37 years experience ENT and Head and Neck Surgery
In many ways: Chewing tobacco is harmful in so many ways i can't even begin. First of all it is carcinogenic and absorption of the chemicals into your bloodstream c ... Read More
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