quit smoking have chills,nausea,dirrhea and a slight fever. is that normal
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Q: nicotine withdrawal. need to know all the symptoms.
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3/15/09 12:43pm
I would say this sounds extreme and not at all like what I experienced all the times I quit - you should probably see your doctor - sounds more like flu or some other illness has got you in its grip.
Good luck on quitting and hang in there!
best,
anne
5/ 4/09 4:18pm
I quit smoking 9 days ago and have experienced all the symptoms you have described except for fever. (May have experienced it, I just haven't checked.) I have expecially noticed the chills that come and go.
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