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Varenicline, Varenicline tartrate

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Manufacturer
Pfizer
ICD-10 indication
F17.290

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About Varenicline, Varenicline tartrate

What is this medication? Varenicline, also known as varenicline tartrate, is a prescription medication primarily used to help adults stop smoking cigarettes. It belongs to a class of drugs called smoking cessation aids and works by interacting with the same receptors in the brain that nicotine affects. By binding to these receptors, the medication helps decrease the urge to smoke and lessens the physical symptoms of withdrawal that often occur when someone attempts to quit.

Beyond reducing cravings, varenicline also blocks the rewarding or pleasurable sensations associated with smoking. This means that if an individual does smoke while taking the medication, the cigarette will not feel as satisfying as it normally would. This dual action makes it easier for patients to remain abstinent from tobacco. The treatment is most effective when used as part of a comprehensive plan that includes counseling and support.

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