Zyban is another drug used by smokers to quit smoking. Zyban also goes by the generic name of bupropion.
Zyban is a prescription only drug manufactured by GlaxoSmithKline and administered by a physician. It cannot be taken unless ordered and supervised by a doctor.
Zyban is an anti-depressant which may work by blocking the negative emotions associated with quitting smoking. Zyban does not block nicotine. Zyban has been shown to be ineffective among smokers who do not want to quit.
How is Zyban taken?
Zyban is an oral pill.
The regimen begins one week before the actual stop smoking date.
The second week of taking Zyban, the smoker should cease smoking cigarettes.
Zyban is often taken in conjunction with other stop smoking products like nicotine gum or patches.
What are the possible side effects of Zyban?
Headache
Nausea
Dizziness
Dry mouth
Constipation
Skin irritation such as itching
How long is Zyban taken when quitting smoking?
If after taking Zyban for up to 7 weeks and you are still having a problem quitting smoking, see your physician.
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