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16 Sociocultural aspects
Nicotine is largely cleared out of the body after 3 days of not smoking, but it is detectable using a variety of tests (such as urine or blood tests) long after stopping
If you experience severe side effects, a sudden worsening of symptoms, or thoughts of harming yourself or others, call 911 immediately in the United States or seek urgent medical care
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Nicotine exposure can happen through a number of channels beyond simply smoking a cigarette, including: 3 Ingesting secondhand smoke Chewing tobacco Absorption through the skin when harvesting tobacco or producing tobacco products Using e-cigarettes or vapes Using nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) such as nicotine patches, gums or lozenges Eating foods with naturally occurring nicotine Nicotine is typically only detectable in your bloodstream for a short amount of time (about one to three days), whereas its metabolites last in the body longer: up to ten days
British Medical Journal 1994
