No smoker's cough when switching?

[penguinrudder]

I used to cough when I was still smoking analogs. And not experiencing it anymore.

[Russ1981]

I used to cough when I was still smoking analogs. And not experiencing it anymore.

You were able to avoid the smoker's cough by switching to e-cigs?

[Bullette the Cowdog]

When I was smoking I would cough at night...coughing would wake me up in the middle of the night. Prolly woke up loved ones too.
The only time I cough now is just a small little cough when I use strong pg juice. So I'm going with 100% vg on future orders.

Edit: never got the quit smoking cough. Does that mean the gunk is stuck in there forever? I wouldn't be surprised as I have smoked everything there is to smoke.

[Darthvong]

I've never gotten the quit smoking cough either and it's been 2 months since I quit...hmmm

[propagandax]

I have never got a smoker cough, before or after I quit, its been almost 6 months

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[synthros]

I've wondered that also. I figured whatever mechanism the lungs use to get rid of "stuff/junk", would not work as intended because I was a heavy smoker. I still expect that once things repair/regenerate to a certain extent I should have some cough to get rid of it? I also imagine its very dependent on the individual how long it takes, I.e. what kind o'shape are my lungs actually in? How long did I smoke, how much,and just plain how? And I don't even know how this is going to go for me personally, so I don't want to specualate too much about what your experience may be like.

I am about a month into my vaping/not smoking, to be totally honest I don't feel any different, not yet at any rate. I estimated the other day that since I began smoking I have smoked about 350,000 cigarettes. Still can't quite believe that number, (and I really don't want to know what I've spent on them). So maybe 350,000 less a 1000, isn't enough to make a huge difference for me personally yet, but that's ok. I have no intention of adding to that 350,000 and as that 1000 number continues to grow I feel really really good about that!

Best of luck to you as you continue, every cig not smoked is a success, if you save money doing it......BONUS

[searching4answers]

Russ how many years and how many packs a day had you been smoking before you switched to vaping?
I started smoking in my mid teens and pushing 60 soon. When I started smoking it quickly evolved to a pack a day then sometimes up to 2 PAD for the most part for years and years! Developed a "smokers cough" a couple years ago and it got really bad last winter during a battle with bronchitis. I coughed up a lung every day in the morning and frequent coughing spells throughout the day. Even during the night, while laying prone, it got worse..........so
Long story short, I started vaping at the end of February. Within 2 - 3 weeks my daily "coughing up a lung" scenario stopped!
I have occasional relapses where I do light up an analog once or twice a day, and chain vape the rest of the day LOL but don't cough anymore. I'm hoping my lungs are happily returning to a normal - (non-smoker?) state.
Your statement about the habit/ritual of lighting up a cigarette could be my problem when I find myself lighting up a ciggy. A 40+ yr habit might be harder to break than I thought

[Hottody]

Yes..I vape low and zero nic juice without issue. I find high nic juices a bit harsh for my liking.

[stv4SC]

My smokers cough was real bad. Coughing up lungs every day. Now it is gone. Smoked 36 years. It's nice to not have that daily coughing fit.

[Orobas]

I still cough a little bit of gunk into the sink first thing in the morning, but it's not the huge greybown globs of gross crap like when i smoked. I figure it's because even the nicotine in vaping paralyses the throat muscles somewhat so that's just the previous day's worth of normal incidental coughing.

It's NOTHING like when I smoked. When I smoked I would cough in my sleep and wind up with clumps of crap stuck to my pillow and consequently to my face and in my hair.

I am SO glad and thankful that I found a means to leave all of that behind. I feel like a million bucks, though yes it was tough getting over the aforementioned MAOIs initially.