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Topic: Smoking Cessation Answer:While clonidine and nortriptyline have been used for smoking cessation, you should know that the FDA has not approved the use of either of these prescription medications for that purpose. Both have more serious side effects than nicotine and bupropion. Clonidine is commonly used to treat high blood pressure, and nortriptyline is used for depression and chronic pain. It's recommended that you talk to your physician about what smoking cessation therapy may be best for you. Learn more about these prescription medications: Bupropion Clonidine Nortriptyline Visit our Smoking Cessation Center for quitting tips and motivation. View stop-smoking products available on Walgreens.com. View the Walgreens.com Ask a Pharmacist Archives for a list of all commonly asked questions. DISCLAIMER: The information provided is not a substitute for medical advice. Consult your physician for diagnosis and treatment of your medical condition. Advances in medicine may cause this information to become outdated, invalid or subject to debate. Professional opinions and interpretations of the scientific literature may vary. Walgreens' terms of use and general warranty disclaimer apply to all services provided. If you are in need of immediate medical attention, contact your physician, poison control center or emergency medical professional. If you need to speak with a pharmacist for non-emergency matters, contact your local Walgreens pharmacist or call a Walgreens.com pharmacist toll-free at 1-877-250-5823. |
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