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A list of symptoms when quitting tobacco and changing to an ecigarette in Health and Medical Issues; Originally Posted by gordo I can't say I had any sneezing but I think I remember that smoking kills some ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by gordo View Post
    I can't say I had any sneezing but I think I remember that smoking kills some of the hair inside your nose. maybe because these are growing back, they are causing you to sneeze.
    That may go some way to explain why I always get bit of a nose bleed when I give up analogues. Nothing to do with eSmoking, just something I've come to expect.

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    I had a pretty bad migraine headache, that may or may not have been related, but I have had it off and on every day for about 5 weeks, so it didn't start with I started e-smoking.

    My cough cleared up when I had been off real cigarettes for a few weeks, so I assumed it was tobacco related.

    My muscle cramps in my legs while sleeping have greatly DECREASED.

    My stopped up nose has improved, which improved my dry mouth.

    All in all, I would say I have had great improvement in a lot of problems that were mainly going off of tobacco.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gordo View Post
    ..... I think I remember that smoking kills some of the hair inside your nose. maybe because these are growing back, they are causing you to sneeze.
    don't say that - I don't want more hairs growing out of my nostrils - it's like a bloody forest up there now

    I have been vaping 10 days and have noticed that my mouth (tongue & throat) and nostrils get sore after a heavy vaping session - I suspect this is due to the mucus membrane being irritated by the change in Ph levels.
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    Originally Posted by Nazareth
    Add these symptoms since starting to vape:

    I've lost 3 limbs, 4 teeth, hair is falling out, blind in one eye and can't see out hte other one, Deaf in both ears, huh?, no long term memory left, If I remember right, I zig when I should zag now, Tremors everytime I run into the car in front of me, I get out of breath after 20 or so blocks after gettign caught hitting on the neighbors wife, and my big toe has started to throb for no apparent reason, except maybe becaasue I dropped a can of soup on it.

    I'm goign back to regular smoking

    Sounds like my neighbor's dog Lucky

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    I've also noticed heavy dandruff and extreme flatulence. Not funny getting showered in snow every time I break wind.


    Oh, forgot to mention the smell
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    Quote Originally Posted by Grumpysanta View Post
    I've also noticed heavy dandruff and extreme flatulence. Not funny getting showered in snow every time I break wind.


    Oh, forgot to mention the smell
    Maybe we can now smell our own farts better??? now that we've quit/cut back on the real things....

    I can't believe I said that.
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    No-one's having trouble with heartburn? My stomach seems to produce waaaay too much acid due to my e-smoking habits. I guess I'll have to cut down to ultra low or otherwise use at least 4 tablets of Zantac every day

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    I was getting heartburn for a while and acid higher up in my oesophagus. It hasn't happened for a while now so I'm not sure if my body has adjusted.

    My smokers cough went after a few days but I occasionally still cough up phlegm and get a snotty nose.

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    i didnt get much. just a pretty heavy chesty cough

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    Started to get what I can best describe as a drowning feeling, i.e. the phlegm feels more watery and more of it. This was while I was still smoking the odd cigarette as well as esmoking.

    However have read another post that perhaps pg is responsible for this and is used as a kind of expectorant so perhaps that is what is happening here?

    I have now not smoked an analogue cig since monday evening and the feeling is still present on occasion... however, while I am able to cough it up im not bothered.

    I also know that drowning can actually occur as a side effect of heart problems causing your lungs the inability to remove fluids.

    Ill keep my fingers crossed its just my lungs dealing with the crap the analogue cigarettes have deposited in them.

    I have also been know to cough up spots of blood in my phlegm on occasion too, although this hasnt happened since I have been e smoking.


    yer, you could say smoking has pretty badly .......ed me up.

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