Stop Smoking
Page last reviewed: 08 September 2021
Page created: 08 September 2021
Page created: 08 September 2021
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Did you know?
You are four times more likely to quit smoking with a combination of stop smoking medication and behavioural support. You can get FREE advice, one to one support and access to a range of nicotine replacement therapies (for just the cost of a prescription).
How to find your local service.
For further information on local smoking cessation services and more service provider options go to;
http://birminghampublichealth.co.uk/services/stop-smoking
http://www.nhs.uk/Livewell/smoking/Pages/NHS-stop-smoking-adviser.aspx
This website explains what happened when you see a smoking cessation advisor and explains the medication available and the type of support offered including the 12 week programme. It also has direct advice on how to stop smoking and answers to questions such as how to avoid gaining weight when stopping smoking.
https://www.birmingham.gov.uk/info/50118/health_and_wellbeing/1364/help_to_stop_smoking
Use your postcode to find your nearest smoking cessation face to face service on the above website.
Some of those nearest to the Bournbrook Varsity Medical Centre are:
Lloyds Pharmacy Harborne
157 High Street
Harborne
Birmingham
West Midlands
B17 9QE
Tel: 0121 427 1083
Lloyds Pharmacy Kings Heath
280 Vicarage Road
Kings Heath
Birmingham
West Midlands
B14 7NH
Tel: 0121 444 1764
Or try: App Quit with Bella
Or website Quit smoking – Better Health NHS
Bournbrook Varsity Medical Centre offers a NHS Health Check for 40-74 year olds every 5 years. You can also speak to your GP or Practice Nurse about stopping smoking.