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Can nicotine withdrawal cause dizziness?
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Definitely: Nicotine is a potent drug. Chronic abuse of cigarettes cause addition to nicotine. Stopping smoking will produce withdrawal effects. Anxiety, dizziness, and agitation can be signs of withdrawal.
Answered 7/19/2020
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