First, non-drug therapy:
1, psychotherapy: mainly through their own willpower, self-suggestion, distraction, so that family and friends around them can encourage and supervise, and share experiences and exchanges to quit smoking;
2. Behavioral therapy: Make a plan, strictly abide by it, and reward yourself after a successful stage. If you really can't stand it, you can choose an action to form a conditioned reflex, or help quit smoking through exercise and reading. But it is difficult to quit smoking by the above two methods. Most people will relapse halfway because they have no self-discipline and can't stand the withdrawal reaction.
Second, drug therapy:
1. Drug substitution: nicotine can be provided to the human body through nicotine substitution drugs, such as nicotine chewing gum, according to the doctor's advice, so as to achieve the purpose of partially or even completely replacing nicotine obtained from tobacco, which can effectively alleviate the nicotine withdrawal symptoms of smokers, and appropriately extend the treatment time for those with severe withdrawal reaction;
2. Other drugs: commonly used are bupropion hydrochloride and Niklan tartrate tablets. Bupropion hydrochloride is a prescription drug for antidepressants, which can reduce withdrawal reaction by inhibiting and blocking nicotine acetylcholine receptor. For smokers with severe tobacco dependence, nicotine replacement therapy can be combined with medical advice. Niklan tartrate tablet is a new non-nicotine smoking cessation drug, which has high affinity and selectivity to nicotinic acetylcholine receptor, and some of it can also combine with nicotinic acetylcholine receptor to play an exciting role and relieve withdrawal symptoms. At the same time, they can also combine with nicotine receptors, reducing the pleasure caused by smoking and reducing smokers' desire to smoke.
To sum up, quitting smoking is a difficult thing. You can seek the help of family, friends or professionals, and carry out it in a planned, persistent and targeted manner to improve the success rate of quitting smoking.