NIQUITIN Clear 21 mg transdermal pavement, 7 pcs

Instructions for use for NIQUITIN Clear 21 mg transdermal pavement, 7 pcs

Detailed instructions for NIQUITIN Clear 21 mg transdermal pavement, 7 pcs

Field of use

• These are plasters that give up nicotine to support people with smoking cessation. This type of therapy is called nicotine replacement therapy. People who want to stop smoking start with a stronger pavement and gradually switch to a weaker. Every strength is available in a separate packaging.
• The nicotine contained in cigarettes can lead to dependency. The medicine helps you to give up smoking by sometimes replacing the nicotine that you absorb when smoking. Each pavement slowly releases the nicotine in the body. This relieves some unpleasant complaints that smokers can get when they start an attempt to wean, it reduces their desire for a cigarette and helps to resist smoking.
• The plasters can be used alone or in combination with oral nicotin replacement products.
• Nicotine replacement therapy does not harm your health as tobacco - it does not contain tar or carbon monoxide or other toxins that are components of the cigarette smoke. Some people fear that they could possibly depend on the nicotine in the nicotine replacement therapy. This happens very rarely, but if this case occurs, it is less harmful than to still smoke. It is also easier to give up this habit.

Active ingredients / ingredients / ingredients.

Polyethylene auxiliary substances (+).
Polyisobuten auxiliary substance (+)

contradictions

• The medicine must not be used

dosage

• Ask your doctor or pharmacist if you are not sure
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    • Weeks 9 and 10
      • Level 3, 7 mg/24 hours of plaster every day
    • After week 10
      • Plasters can continue to be used if necessary*
  • Table 2: Light smokers (less than 10 cigarettes per day)
    • In the first 6 weeks
      • Level 2, 14 mg/24 hours of plaster every day
    • Weeks 7 and 8
      • Level 3, 7 mg/24 hours of plaster every day
    • After week 8
      • Plasters can continue to be used if necessary*
  • * The plasters can also be applied beyond the recommended 8 or 10 weeks if they need them to stay smoke -free. However, if you still use the product after 9 months, please ask your doctor or pharmacist for advice.
  • Please contact your doctor or pharmacist if you
    • are attempted or feared to start smoking again,
    • Have difficulties to stop using the patches.
  • If you start smoking again, you can advise you on how to achieve the best results during another Nicotine replacement therapy.
• Application in children and adolescents
  • Young people (12 - 17 years)
    • Young people should follow the instructions described in Table 1 and 2, but they can only apply the plasters for 12 weeks. Please ask your doctor or pharmacist for advice if you have the need to use the medicine for more than 12 weeks. Young people should refrain from a combination with oral nicotin replacement products. The specified dose must not be exceeded.
  • Children under the age of 12
    • Children under the age of 12 must not apply the preparation.
• Combination therapy
  • If you feel strong desire for smoking, the combination therapy of transdermal paving and oral forms of nicotine offers a better chance of quitting smoking alone.

• If you have used a larger amount than you should.

• If you have forgotten the application

• If you cancel the application.
  • If you have any further questions about the application of this medicine, please contact your doctor.

• Or pharmacist

Taking.

• Avoid red, cracked or irritated skin areas
• Put the adhesive side of the pavement immediately on your skin. Press the patch with the palm for at least 10 seconds. Make sure that it sticks well, especially on the edges.
• Avoid d.afterwards, wash your hands with pure water. Do not use soap because it can increase the intake of Nicotin.

Patient information.

• Warnings and Precautions.
  • Please speak to your doctor or pharmacist before using the medicine?
    • If they are treated in the hospital because of a heart attack, severe heart rhythm problems or a stroke. You should try to quit smoking without nicotine replacement therapy, unless your doctor instructs you to apply it. After discharge from the hospital, you can use nicotine replacement therapy as usual.
    • If you are diabetic. You should check your blood sugar levels more often than usual if you start using the preparation. Your insulin or medication requirement could change.
    • If you had allergic reactions, including swelling of lips, face and neck or itchy rash. In some cases, the use of nicotine replacement therapy can trigger such reactions
    • If you have allergic eczema or dermatitis. The plasters can lead to unwanted reactions.
    • If you suffer from epilepsy or have occurred seizures in your history.
    • If you have stomach or duodenum ulcers or an inflamed esophagus (the passage between the mouth and stomach). Nicotine substitute therapy can make your symptoms worse
    • If you have already suffered from cardiovascular diseases in the past (such as diseases of the heart or blood vessels, e.g. heart disease, angina or high blood pressure) and want to use the plasters in combination with oral nicotine replacement products
    • If you have serious liver or kidney problems. The likelihood of side effects is increased:
    • if you have an uncontrolled overactive overhang of the thyroid gland or a pheochromocytoma (a tumor of the adrenal gland that can have an impact on blood pressure). Nicotin can worsen the symptoms.
    • if you have concerns to become dependent or have the feeling of having already become dependent on this medicine.
  • talk to your doctor before using the medicine if one of these points applies to you.
  • children (under 12 years).
    • the nicotine quantities of a nicotine substitute therapy are not suitable for children under the age of 12. Nicotin has a stronger effect on children than on adults. In children, it can lead to severe poisoning that can be fatal.

• wateriness and ability to operate machines.
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Pregnancy

• Pregnancy.
• Breastfeeding
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