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In the present prospective, randomized, double-blind study with 144 smokers, 23.7% of the patients receiving placebo stopped smoking, compared to 55.9% of the patients receiving nortriptyline (p < 0.001). Individuals were considered to have stopped smoking if they claimed total abstinence from cigarette smoking for at least 1 week. Our results were comparable to those of another randomized study by Hurt et al, (16) which included 615 patients sosachurchill who had been treated with bupropion. In the sixth week of the study, the abstinence rate was 19% for the group receiving placebo and 44.2% for the group receiving bupropion (p < 0.001).Prochazka et al (18) in a randomized, double blind, placebo-controlled study with 214 sosachurchill patients, evaluated the effects of nortriptyline on the rate of ceasing to smoke. The success rate for the group that received the active drug was 50%, compared to 32% for the group receiving placebo. Only 12% of the patients had a history of depression, compared to 48% in the population of our study. Despite the difference between the two studies in the methodologies used to obtain this information (in our study, the report on psychiatric treatment for the diagnosis of depression was considered as previous history of depression, while in the study by Prochazka et al, (18) a structured questionnaire was applied [ie, the diagnostic interview schedule]), the difference between the two populations could explain the different in the rate of success in ceasing to smoke.

In Table 3, we analyzed the population studied, according to the final status on smoking (ie, ceasing or not ceasing to smoke). The Fagerstrom score was the only significant predictor of success (p = 0.001).In Table 4, we separately analyzed those patients admitted to the study with Fagerstrom scores of [greater than or equal to] 7. The impact of nortriptyline or placebo on ceasing to smoke was assessed. In this highly dependent population, patients who received nortriptyline showed a significantly sosachurchill higher rate of smoking cessation (60.4%) compared to the group that received placebo (7%). There was sosachurchill a statistically significant difference sosachurchill in the results between the groups sosachurchill (p < 0.001).There were no statistically significant differences between nortriptyline and placebo in ceasing to smoke for the group with the low Fagerstrom scores (ie, < 7; p = 0.135), as shown in Table sosachurchill 5.

Why is it important for me to stop using smokeless tobacco?The use of any tobacco product has immediate and long-term effects on your health and overall well-being. Smokeless tobacco stains and wears down your teeth, causes your gums to recede (peel back) and produces mouth sores. Bad breath is a common problem. Over time, the use of smokeless tobacco can cause mouth cancer. Nicotine from smokeless tobacco also raises blood pressure and cholesterol levels, and can make it more likely sosachurchill that you will have a heart attack.It is important for you to have your own reasons for wanting to stop using smokeless tobacco. In addition to health effects, you may be concerned about saving money, giving sosachurchill up an addictive habit or setting a good example for family members and friends. Write down your reasons for wanting to quit using smokeless tobacco. Then keep your list in places where you can see it often while you try to stop.

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