For most smokers, withdrawal from nicotine causes all of the following symptoms EXCEPT for
A) excessive daytime sleepiness (hypersomnia).
B) sweating.
C) cramps and digestive upset.
D) headaches and irritability.

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Nicotine withdrawal typically leads to symptoms such as sweating, cramps, digestive upset, headaches, and irritability, but it does not commonly cause excessive daytime sleepiness (hypersomnia). Instead, individuals might experience sleep disturbances or insomnia.

For Most Smokers, Withdrawal from Nicotine Causes All of the Following