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Discussion Topic: champix or zyban difference
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kink |
03-30-2007 @ 1:39 PM
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What is the difference between these and please only answer with experience thanks.
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Paul12 |
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03-30-2007 @ 3:04 PM
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champix is newer and works completely different - zyban didnt work for me so am now trying champix..
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nora |
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04-19-2007 @ 1:41 PM
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I belive that one of the major differences is that Zyban has been noted for causing depression in certain people that tried this medication
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Montixio |
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04-30-2007 @ 10:51 AM
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Does it even help social smokers compeltely quit?
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Vickyb |
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06-25-2007 @ 4:11 PM
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I tried Zyban many years ago and can honestly say it was awful! I felt very very "odd" extremely "aware" of everything going on around me and hated it so much I had to stop within 2 weeks of starting the programme! Didn't work for me as I wasn't depressed and Zyban remember is an anti-depressant. I am now 5 days into using the Champix and although it is making me feel pretty sick an hour into taking the first tablet in the morning I am having none of the syptoms I experienced on Zyban. I am told that the sickness will subside in a couple of weeks so fingers crossed I will be OK! It is doing what it says on the tin and already my smoking has been greatly reduced - can't smoke a whole cigarette and have on had 5 today.
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nora |
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06-25-2007 @ 4:43 PM
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did u vomit when you felt sicjk?
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kink |
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06-27-2007 @ 3:44 PM
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I never was sick and Ive been using Champix for close to two mionths now,.
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edward |
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07-05-2007 @ 1:41 PM
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if it made you sick it wouldnt be for general sale.
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RBKC |
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07-17-2007 @ 12:16 PM
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How about the other type of smoking medication known as Jentan, or whts it called begins with J
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esmeelf |
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03-12-2009 @ 12:54 AM
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I have to agree, I tried Zyban about 10 years ago and felt like sh*t almost from the word go. I only too about 10 days of the course because I felt so lousy. I couldn't stop crying, felt like life wasn't worth living. Then again that is also a symptom of nicotine withdrawel, so perhaps I am wrongly blaming the Zyban. On the plus side I stopped smoking after even a reduced course of Zyban. It was over 5 years before I smoked again and that was because I was stupid enough to think I could just have a few fags and then go back to being a non-smoker again. I have to say though, for me Champix is not helping whatsover. I'm going to persevere because I've only been on them 5 days but I seem to want to smoke more than ever! Increased rather than reduced cravings! Good luck anyway! E x
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