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I i relapses and smoked a lot of cigarettes one weekend after cutting back will it be harder to quit?
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KEEP TRYING!!: Do you mean you have relapsed 11 times back to cigarettes? I recommend seeing your doctor and try Chantix for about 6 months.
Answered 6/24/2014
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