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WarrLordd · 11-01-2009, 07:50 PM

Well two days i notice when i bursh my teeth and hawk a little i spit a little bit of blood thought it was my tooth cause sometimes my gum do bleed. 1st day it was sort light then today it came out really red.. Am like omg... Should i stop? Or is the pg to high for me before i was smoking jc - tenn cured 18 mg and then switched to jc original 24 mg?

What should i do i mean it only happens in the morning really after it stops ? Go see a doctor or is it normal?

j0ker · 11-01-2009, 07:55 PM

Do you have sinus trouble? If so maybe the vaping is drying your sinuses out. It made mine a little raw feeling at first but slowly has tapered off. Seeing a doc might be a good idea tho.

cyberwolfrob · 11-01-2009, 07:56 PM

I would say to play it safe and discontinue use until you make it to the Doc and see what he says. If you feel this is posing a risk on your health you need to do what is best. Even if it means smoking some analogs for a couple days until then. Good luck

bitey · 11-01-2009, 08:01 PM

Have you quit smoking analogs? When I quit previously, I suddenly had blood in the morning and it got bad enough that I could see it dried between my teeth. I freaked and went to the dentist and he said that when a person quits smoking it alters their body chemistry and sometimes allows the mouth to become overgrown with bacteria. He cleaned my teeth, and the blood symptom did not return.

If this is the only symptom you are having, get to your dentist soon because your gums could be being damaged. If you are having other symptoms and if the blood continues, please see your doctor.

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Originally Posted by WarrLordd

Well two days i notice when i bursh my teeth and hawk a little i spit a little bit of blood thought it was my tooth cause sometimes my gum do bleed. 1st day it was sort light then today it came out really red.. Am like omg... Should i stop? Or is the pg to high for me before i was smoking jc - tenn cured 18 mg and then switched to jc original 24 mg?

What should i do i mean it only happens in the morning really after it stops ? Go see a doctor or is it normal?

WarrLordd · 11-01-2009, 08:02 PM

Yea i do have sinus i do tend to sneese really bad when i wake up which hurts and pisses me off

I use to sneese even before vaping.. But now a bit worried since i got a bit of blood.. I'll take it easy mabey cause i vape and don't drink nothing at night and got my troat all dry.. Then again sometimes i notice i take a strong pull that hurts or makes me cough... Then again i might need to try a less pg or something fruity like pineapple

i love my ecig

i don't wanna let go lolz

WarrLordd · 11-03-2009, 08:29 PM

Update: okay the day i posted this i didn't vape as much..ect and then next morning well everything seemed okay.. Even a friend who uses it i told him about the situation. he said i could be over using it? Like how a heavy smoker would crack about 3 cigs in less than 10 min. I tend to think that's how i vape sometimes ..But yestaday i started back my old habbits, vape sometime till my troat hurts.. And yet blood this morning. Could this be one of the reason why? But then again am going to see my doctor this friday

Kurt · 11-04-2009, 11:52 PM

This seems to be common in the initial days of vaping. Been discussed in other threads. Seems that smoking causes a depletion of blood to the gums, maybe from much higher nic levels during smoking. Then you lower the nic when going to vaping, and the blood returns, causing bleeding in areas that might have been damaged by smoking. It happened to me, as well as many others here. I started to use a peroxide pre-brush rinse and it cleared up in a couple of days, and hasn't been back after 2 months of vaping.

Not saying this is necessarily your problem, but you might try this. Of course, a dentist should know best. Hopefully it isn't serious, and a peroxide wash (I use a crest formula) should be at all harmful and might clear it up.

Kurt · 11-04-2009, 11:53 PM

Woops! I meant to say it should NOT be harmful.

WarrLordd · 11-04-2009, 11:59 PM

Thanks good to know i'll still visit a dentist also

Lashes · 11-05-2009, 12:06 AM

How old are you and and how long did you smoke for? This could be useful for other people that have this "damaged gums from smoking" problem.

I'm 27, 1+ pack a day for about 10 years. I did not have this bleeding / gums problem. My mouth is also, in pretty good health. I do brush every day if that has anything to do with it.

11-01-2009, 07:50 PM	#1
WarrLordd Full Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 53	Blood During Morning? Well two days i notice when i bursh my teeth and hawk a little i spit a little bit of blood thought it was my tooth cause sometimes my gum do bleed. 1st day it was sort light then today it came out really red.. Am like omg... Should i stop? Or is the pg to high for me before i was smoking jc - tenn cured 18 mg and then switched to jc original 24 mg? What should i do i mean it only happens in the morning really after it stops ? Go see a doctor or is it normal?

11-01-2009, 07:55 PM	#2
j0ker Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 162	Do you have sinus trouble? If so maybe the vaping is drying your sinuses out. It made mine a little raw feeling at first but slowly has tapered off. Seeing a doc might be a good idea tho. __________________

11-01-2009, 07:56 PM	#3
cyberwolfrob Full Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Spokane,Wa Posts: 128	I would say to play it safe and discontinue use until you make it to the Doc and see what he says. If you feel this is posing a risk on your health you need to do what is best. Even if it means smoking some analogs for a couple days until then. Good luck __________________

11-05-2009, 12:06 AM	#10
Lashes Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Chicago, IL Posts: 213	How old are you and and how long did you smoke for? This could be useful for other people that have this "damaged gums from smoking" problem. I'm 27, 1+ pack a day for about 10 years. I did not have this bleeding / gums problem. My mouth is also, in pretty good health. I do brush every day if that has anything to do with it. __________________

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11-01-2009, 08:02 PM	#5
WarrLordd Full Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 53	Yea i do have sinus i do tend to sneese really bad when i wake up which hurts and pisses me off I use to sneese even before vaping.. But now a bit worried since i got a bit of blood.. I'll take it easy mabey cause i vape and don't drink nothing at night and got my troat all dry.. Then again sometimes i notice i take a strong pull that hurts or makes me cough... Then again i might need to try a less pg or something fruity like pineapple i love my ecig i don't wanna let go lolz

11-03-2009, 08:29 PM	#6
WarrLordd Full Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 53	Update: okay the day i posted this i didn't vape as much..ect and then next morning well everything seemed okay.. Even a friend who uses it i told him about the situation. he said i could be over using it? Like how a heavy smoker would crack about 3 cigs in less than 10 min. I tend to think that's how i vape sometimes ..But yestaday i started back my old habbits, vape sometime till my troat hurts.. And yet blood this morning. Could this be one of the reason why? But then again am going to see my doctor this friday

11-04-2009, 11:52 PM	#7
Kurt Super Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Philadelphia Posts: 323	This seems to be common in the initial days of vaping. Been discussed in other threads. Seems that smoking causes a depletion of blood to the gums, maybe from much higher nic levels during smoking. Then you lower the nic when going to vaping, and the blood returns, causing bleeding in areas that might have been damaged by smoking. It happened to me, as well as many others here. I started to use a peroxide pre-brush rinse and it cleared up in a couple of days, and hasn't been back after 2 months of vaping. Not saying this is necessarily your problem, but you might try this. Of course, a dentist should know best. Hopefully it isn't serious, and a peroxide wash (I use a crest formula) should be at all harmful and might clear it up.

11-04-2009, 11:53 PM	#8
Kurt Super Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Philadelphia Posts: 323	Woops! I meant to say it should NOT be harmful.

11-04-2009, 11:59 PM	#9
WarrLordd Full Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 53	Thanks good to know i'll still visit a dentist also