Possible long-term effects of nicotine Constant urge to have more nicotine Early aging and skin wrinkles Ongoing stomach issues like ulcers Heart attacks and other heart issues Problems with eyesight Changes to how things taste and smell Loss of muscle Problems with focus, memory, and learning Long-term mental health issues like depression and anxiety
Whether it is smoked in the form of cigarettes, cigars, bidis, pipes, or consumed as smokeless tobacco products such as chewing tobacco, gutka, khaini, paan with tobacco, and snuff, tobacco significantly increases the risk of developing cancers of the mouth and surrounding tissues
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Have Coping Mechanisms in Place For These Symptoms/Triggers If you only take one thing away from this guide on how to quit chewing tobacco, let it be this: you need coping mechanisms/tools in place for handling the symptoms and triggers we described above