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as far as drug interaction, that should really be addressed with either your doctor or pharmacist...they can best help you. .I was on multiple pain meds and .muscle relaxers when I started on this journey. I had my doctor check off each one to be sure there was no drug interaction
You state that you have to quit the Chantix in the very beginning of your quit...each time you have relapsed. Is there any way to stay on the Chantix all the way thru. I feel that is the only way this med will really help you to remain cigarette free. If you can't do the Chantix, maybe another quit method might work better for you.
Sending Gentle Hugs for strength,Maybrry
It's not an option because of my weight ( I lose it on Chantix..but gain it on the quit.
My " difference for this quit is...you guys..:-) ( a support system).
You're also right about discussing the Med mixes with my Docs and pharmacist. We decided there are risks...but worth it given my respiratory problems. I'm supposed to be vigilant about my side effects..
Not sure I can be, given my confusion.
I appreciate your reply.
One way or the other..
I will be not smoking with you soon..:-) :-)
Then I halfed that before I quit taking Chantix all together. I did not gain weight until I was not taking Chantix anymore.
I don't think I was taking any significant amount of other meds.
That was a little over 3.5 yeas ago.
Still smober :)
(((hugs:))) for support