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Frequently Asked Questions
Glaxosmithkline is the producer of Zyban, an anti-smoking aid that is Nicotine free. Understanding how your medication works is key to helping you maximize the benefit that this medication provides.
How can Zyban help you?Zyban is designed to help smokers gradually quit smoking. By decreasing the urge to smoke, Zyban can make quitting smoking a bearable experience.
How does Zyban work?It is believed that Zyban works by changing the chemical balance in the brain. This change makes it easier for people to quit smoking and reduces the effects of withdraw on the body.
What are the side effects of Zyban?The two most common side effects from taking Zyban were dry mouth and trouble sleeping. During clinical studies some people stopped using Zyban when they developed a rash or began to have the shakes. If you have any kind of allergic reaction to Zyban stop taking it and immediately contact your doctor. It is best not to drink alcohol, or to drink very little, while taking Zyban. People who drink heavily and then suddenly stop drinking may increase their risk of seizure. Lower alcohol tolerance during treatment with Zyban has also been reported. Be sure to discuss this matter with your doctor before you begin taking Zyban.
How should Zyban be taken?Zyban will need to be taken everyday. For the first three days only one tablet should be taken, thereafter two tablets should be taken at least 8 hours apart. Zyban may be taken with or without food. During the first week of treatment people may continue to smoke. After the first week a cutoff point should be set, where the user will totally give up cigarettes. Zyban should continue to be taken for an additional 7 to 12 weeks after a person has stopped smoking.
The information within this FAQ is for your benefit, but cannot replace the advice of your doctor. Only a doctor can assess the risks and benefits of this product to you based on your own personal medical history. Please keep all prescription medications out of the reach of children.
Zyban (bupropion hydrochloride) is a nicotine-free, stop-smoking aid that has been shown to have a 29% chance at helping you to quit smoking. Zyban reduces nicotine withdrawl symptoms in the brain and curbs the urge to smoke.
While it is unknown exactly how this drug works, we do know it boosts certain responsive chemicals in the brain which help to reduce the symptoms associated with nicotine withdrawal. Zyban has been clinically proven to reduce the urge to smoke.
Only take this prescription drug exactly as directed to by your doctor, and never share doses of Zyban. If you miss a dose, do not double-dose; take your next dose at its scheduled time. Zyban can be taken with other stop-smoking aids such as nicotine gum or patches—let your doctor know if you intend to use these when quitting.
Millions of people around the world are addicted to nicotine, and while many of them try to quit, often they end of smoking again at some point. Quitting smoking with Zyban is not a sure thing—you have to make a firm commitment to quit and follow through with it in order to see the best results. Over one-third of people who try to quit smoking using Zyban are successful.
There are several methods you can use to successfully quit smoking here are a few:
There are some side effects that may occur when taking this drug, in most cases they are minimal and will go away after a few weeks. The side effects include:
Always talk to your doctor and make sure to tell them about ANY and EVERY drug you are currently taking to avoid any interactions—also make sure to tell them if you have suffered from seizures in the past or have had suicidal thoughts before taking this drug. Women who are breast feeding may not be able to take this drug as well as anybody who is taking medications containing MAO inhibitors or those who have recently been using, or have just stopped using alcohol, sedatives, and tranquilizers. Ask your doctor if Zyban is the right smoking cessation medication for you.
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