According to Rehman and Iroku, you should consult with a doctor before using nicotine patches if you are: Actively smoking A person with a history of heart disease, heart attacks, serious arrhythmias, or hypertension Pregnant although you should not be using any tobacco products while pregnant due to their ability to cause birth defects Breastfeeding A person with type 1 diabetes Diagnosed with kidney, liver, overactive thyroid, peptic ulcer, or gastroesophageal reflux diseases Insider's takeaway Nicotine patches are an effective way to quit smoking
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Have oral substitutes available such as sugarless gum, carrots, or sunflower seeds for when the cravings occur
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