I recently quit smoking, cold turkey after 20 years. It has been over 2 months now and I am still suffering from a whole complex of withdrawal symptoms which include: Heart palpitations, anxiety, depression, dizziness, irritable bowel syndrome, weight gain & strong craving for nicotine. I’ve been back and forth to doctors and all testing shows that I am basically healthy and they’ve advised me that these are classic symptoms of nicotine withdrawal. But I feel very ill and fragile. I’ve been prescribed anti anxiety/anti depressant drugs. I don’t wish to take them though. I’m willing to try and wait for my body to stablize on its own. My question tho, is: HOW LONG could this take?? I would like to hear from people who’ve had the same or similar symptoms. Especially if you are a woman in menopause or postmenopause. How did you deal with it?…Did you resume smoking?…If so, did these symptoms disappear when you did? How are you doing at present?

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