The actual time of nicotine withdrawal would vary from person to person. But majority of the users have experienced getting over the symptoms in the initial few days and continuing the experience over a long period of time as much as a month. Good news is that these symptoms would fade in about two months for sure. Some people have also reported that the symptoms nicotine withdrawal have gone completely in a few days or weeks. The time depends upon what steps you take and efforts you put in. For simple craving if you give in and don’t react with a strong mind, you would be increasing your withdrawal time. Nicotine withdrawal symptoms include getting angry easily and irritated without any reason. Some may have trouble concentrating on things and depressed most of the times. Many a times people wake up in morning with their hands shaking and a real urge to smoke, they are experiencing a withdrawal symptom. It is difficult to quit smoking and many people don’t smoke fearing these nicotine withdrawal symptoms. But, if you don’t smoke you wouldn’t have to go through all this. One can combat the urge by chewing gum; eating candies or doing anything but it is important to keep going on and fighting the urge.