Smoking triples the chance of post surgical complications.
If you are hospitalized, we can help you to stop smoking.
STOP SMOKING FROM THE DAY OF YOUR CONSULTATION
- We recommend that you stop smoking at least 8 weeks before surgery.
- Hospitalized smokers use nicotine substitutes, such as patches.
- Risks can be reduced - though not eliminated - if you stop, or reduce smoking closer to the date of surgery, by using nicotine substitutes. The benefits of stopping smoking can be seen even if you stop as late as 3 weeks to 48 hours before surgery. For patients who cough and wheeze when they stop smoking, a good nicotine substitute should be used, together with respiratory therapy.
HELPFUL INFORMATION
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Tobacco Info Service
Website: www.tabac-info-service.fr
Phone number : 3939
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OFTA (Office Français d'Arrêt du Tabagisme - )
Website: www.ofta-asso.fr
- Pharmaceutical information : Nicotine substitutes are sold over the counter.
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Dr Teboul Martin 26 rue Vendôme 69006 LYON
E-Mail : docteurteboul@therapiesinfo.com
Website: www.psychologie-info.org/
Tél. : 04 78 93 82 83
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Dr Ronnaux-Baron Anne-Sophie Centre de Santé et de Prévention 110 av Barthélémy Buyer 69009 LYON
E-Mail : santeprevention@cdhs.fr
Tél. 04 72 19 84 01
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Dr Hagège Edith 36 r Victor Hugo 69002 LYON
Phone number. 04 78 42 04 11
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Dr Khalatbari Emmanuel 26 cours Gambetta 69007 LYON
Phone number. 04 78 61 20 95
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Hopital Saint Joseph : Dr Malecot, 20 quai Claude Bernard
Phone number 04 78 61 89 66
