Withdrawal from nicotine can be a very unpleasant experience for the person who is trying to quit the habit.
A person can suffer many withdrawal symptoms which most often include:
irritability,
depression,
mood swings,
weepiness,
light headedness and headaches,
"pins and needles" in the legs,
tiredness,
insomnia,
difficulty in thinking,
gastro-intestinal upsets,
increased hunger or cravings,
constipation,
various aches and pains,
chest pains and coughing.
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