The term symptom is also avoided, as it is very clinical and can imply that something is wrong and needs fixing
Gallstones Gallstones can cause a blockage in the bile duct, which can cause yellow eyes due to jaundice
Common nicotine withdrawal symptoms include: Strong cravings for nicotine Increased anxiety, nervousness, or feeling on edge Irritability, frustration, or mood swings Trouble concentrating or mental fog Sleep problems, including insomnia or disrupted sleep Low mood, sadness, or emotional sensitivity Increased appetite or changes in hunger Fatigue or low energy Headaches or physical tension These symptoms typically peak in the first few days and improve over 34 weeks for most people, though timelines vary
Inform Your Support Network: Share your quitting plan with trusted friends, family members, or support groups
There are around 7,000 chemicals in cigarette smoke, and at least 70 of these substances are recognized carcinogens