Duration of existence of nicotine withdrawal symptoms

Even though most of the nicotine you take is metabolized very quickly metabolized by the liver and then egested, a few quantity of nicotine stays in your blood for about 6 to 8 hours after smoking. Hence, the time period of nicotine remaining in your body is depend on how much nicotine is present in your bloodstream. So it is clear that the amount of nicotine in the blood is based on the number of cigarettes smoked in a day. 

The more you smoke the more of nicotine stays in your body or bloodstream. If you are a casual smoker who smokes less than 10 cigarettes in a day, then it will take just few days to nicotine to leave your body. But in the case of chain smokers, the traces of nicotine stay in the blood for more than 30 days if that person quits smoking suddenly. 

Although a little traces of nicotine may stay in the blood long time after smoking that person’s last cigarette. There are different ways available to clear the nicotine traces from the body. Drinking water is the best way to clear the toxic substances from your body. So drink more water to ride out your toxins such as nicotine completely from your body.