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Tobacco cessation and insomnia related?
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Possible.: May be having nicotine withdrawal symptoms. Would inquire as to other possible causes of insomnia such as occupation, caffeine intake, use of stimulants or other drugs, anxiety/depression or lack of exercise. Would ensure good nutritional habits, no prolonged "cat" naps, and may suggest melatonin in the right candidate.
Answered 4/23/2016
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