This is a type of drug replacement therapy (NRT) that helps people quit smoking. It has a medicine, but not the harmful substances found in tobacco smoke like tar and carbon monoxide. The purpose is to reduce withdrawal symptoms and cravings that often make it difficult to quit smoking. Many people have successfully quit with this method, especially when combined with counseling. Observable results may take some time to appear, so stick to this approach. It is not so easy to give up the addiction of smoking but once you can do so, you can see its many health benefits and it also improves the quality of your life in the long run.

• Administer Chewing Gums following your doctor's advice or directed on labels.
• The gum can be taken with or without food.
• For consistency and effectiveness, it's preferable to take it at a fixed time.
• If uncertain, check the label for specific usage instructions.
• Seek advice from your physician regarding any inquiries or modifications to your treatment regimen.

• Use caution if pregnant or breastfeeding.
• Avoid in individuals with heart conditions.
• Consult a healthcare professional for smokers aged under 18.
• It is important to keep monitoring the side effects; if side effects persist or get worse, it is recommended to seek advice from a doctor.

• Aids in smoking cessation.
• Minimizes withdrawal symptoms during quitting.
• May enhance cognitive function.
• Assists in efforts to quit smoking.

• Vomiting
• Hiccups
• Diarrhoea
• Throat irritation
• Burning in the mouth
• Headache
• Dry mouth

Since this is taken as needed, missing a dose is unlikely. In case of missing a dose; simply take it when you realize the need. 

• Since there's no rigid timetable, it provides flexibility for occasional usage. 
• For guidance on usage, consult your healthcare provider to ensure effective and safe management of nicotine replacement therapy.