Question 1

symptoms of tobacco overdose?

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SERIOUS STUFF: Symptoms of a nicotine overdose can include: headache, vomiting, agitation, rapid respiration or respiratory arrest, muscle twitching, drooling, fainting, tachycardia followed by bradycardia, increased blood pressure followed by drop in blood pressure, seizures & coma.

Question 2

what were your toughest withdrawal symptoms from tobacco?

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First 3 Days: After 3-5 days since one's last use of nicotine, there is no more in the body. Drinking more fluids can help it flush out faster. I encourage some my patients to try switching from cigarettes to nicorette (nicotine gum) gum- 4 mg and the uncoated mint. One chews it different from real gum so read the insert. Once a smoker gets used to the gum and over the cigarettes, the gum is tapered and discontinued.

Question 3

what are the primary symptoms of excess caffeine and tobacco use?

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Hyperness: Excessive caffeine may cause jitterness and hyperness and alertness. Sometimes a person may feel their stomach is bothering them and they may speak rapidly. Too much nicotine can actually cause a person to fall asleep and pass out. Lesser, but still high doses of nicotine can cause dizziness, blurry vision, headache and vomiting. Everything in moderation is generally a good guide.

Question 4

what are chewing tobacco quitting symptoms?

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Same as quitting: cigarette smoking. Nicotine addiction is nicotine addiction, however you are taking it in. Irritablity, lack of concentration, anxiety and depression all can occur. This depends on your biology/genetics, how much you were using and for how long.  It can be treated with nicotine replacement therapies like patches, lozenges, gum, and with medications like Chantix and Zyban (bupropion). Cessation programs help.

Question 5

what are the symptoms of tobacco withdrawls in a newborn? my girlfriend just had a baby and they say he is going thru withdrawls, she only smokes cigs

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Varied: Nicotine does not cause withdrawal symptoms per se but does cause low birth weight and has been associated with a increased association with adhd.

Question 6

how fast do the symptoms of anaphylaxis worsen under influence of alcohol and tobacco use?

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LIkely quickly: The most urgent issues for anaphylaxis are breathing problem and shock.  Since alcohol dilates the blood vessels , it will take even more volume to keep your circulation going. As anaphylaxis often causes a reduction in blood volume , alcohol may make the problem worse.   As for smoking, it is not a problem but why would you be smoking anyway?

Question 7

on my first time, about 4 months ago. i smoked 5-6 rolls(of weed or probably tobacco, not sure)i haven't smoked at all ever since. but about two months later(this month)ive been having palpitations and other undesirable symptoms and two panic attacks?

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: I would not blame that exposure 4 months ago for symptoms starting 2 months later. If there was something in the material that hurt you the signs would have showed up at the time of use or shortly thereafter (days). There are many things that can emerge at your age that trigger such events. See your doc and have them sort this out.

Question 8

i chewed tobacco for around 1 year. i get canker sores on my cheeks that take a few weeks to heal. could they be oral cancer? i have no other symptoms

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Not cancer: If they are painful white ulcers that heal in a short time, they aren't cancer. You're not at much increased risk from this short time chewing and I am glad that you were able to stop this habit which in the long run is unhealthy. If you have other symptoms to suggest Behcet's or lupus or your neutrophil count (on your routine CBC), these slow-healing sores may be a warning.

Question 9

i smoke marijuana in a bong all day with tobacco, but i don't smoke cigarettes. what's the best way to avoid withdrawal symptoms or improv health fast?

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Stop: You don't need to taper use on your tobacco or your cannabis use. You can simply quit.  Acupuncture can be helpful to reduce cravings.

Question 10

i have some symptoms like bleeding and narrow stool, how big are the chances to have bowel/rectal cancer? no family history, no tobacco. 18 yrs old

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Low: Although  cancer rates of the bowel or rectum are low in young people, bleeding indicates some problem and you should see a primary care physician for evaluation.

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