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These studies suggest nicotine spray can cause initial irritant side effects, increase sensitivity to motion sickness, and have varying effects on mood and smoking behavior, but it is effective in aiding smoking cessation.
Nicotine nasal sprays are a form of nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) used to aid smoking cessation. While they can be effective in reducing withdrawal symptoms and helping individuals quit smoking, they are also associated with various side effects. This synthesis reviews the side effects of nicotine nasal sprays based on multiple research studies.
Irritant Effects:
Subjective Effects:
Dose-Dependent Effects:
Local Adverse Effects:
Cardiovascular Effects:
Craving and Withdrawal:
Nicotine nasal sprays are effective in aiding smoking cessation but are associated with several side effects, primarily irritant and local adverse effects. These side effects are generally dose-dependent and tend to decrease over time. While they do not significantly exacerbate cardiovascular risks when used alongside smoking, they can increase subjective feelings of head rush and tension. Despite these side effects, nicotine nasal sprays remain a viable option for smoking cessation, with users often continuing their use due to the benefits in reducing cravings and withdrawal symptoms.
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