Tobacco cessation is needed to reduce the ill effects caused by smoking and involves cognitive behavior therapy, intensive therapy, and nicotine replacement therapy. Behavior therapies include advice by a general physician and counseling from a psychotherapist. Pharmaceutical therapy involves nicotine replacement and other drugs like Bupropion, Varenicline, Nortriptyline, and Clonidine.
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Drug is addictive and the person cannot withdraw from it. This article discusses addiction and evidence-based treatment approaches.
Tobacco Cessation Strategies in Pregnant Women
Promoting tobacco cessation in pregnant women is essential for maternal and fetal well-being. Read below to know more.
