[DOI] [PubMed] [Google Scholar] Monthony A.S., Page S.R., Hesami M., Jones A.M.P
Can be used with the gum or lozenges for more support Few side effects Cons Patches have less flexible dosing than nicotine gum or lozenges It takes longer for the nicotine to get into your system using the patch than with nicotine gum or lozenges Nicotine patches may cause some mild skin rashes or irritation Potential side effects of nicotine patches and what to do about them Red, itching skin at the patch site This usually does not happen until several weeks after you start using the nicotine patch
But overused, and even used as prescribed, they can also lead to physical dependence and addiction
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