Dehydration Worse with Ecigs? in Health and Medical Issues; Has anyone else felt that they're more dehydrated with ecigs than with actual cigarettes? I wake up in the morning ...
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Dehydration Worse with Ecigs?
Has anyone else felt that they're more dehydrated with ecigs than with actual cigarettes? I wake up in the morning dried out as heck, and I don't recall it being this bad with cigarettes...
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Yes, it is really annoying. I quit smoking and began vaping five months ago and this is still a major issue for me. I am becoming quite tired of it...
Last edited by defunkt; 02-07-2010 at 03:34 AM.
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not actually dehydration but cotton mouth...........keep water handy. For most people it goes away in a week or two
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I've been vaping for about a month and a half, and I haven't really noticed it getting any better. I drink A LOT of water, but I was just curious if it's a common side effect
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I think it took me a couple months as well but it did go away
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I had that same trouble with smoking. Just keep a bottle of water by my bed.
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From what I read the PG and VG both attract water molecules thus sucking some out our bodies. Which is why they create vapor when we use our PV's.
Keep in mind also that winter months dehydration occurs more frequently in people because our thirst mechanism doesn't trigger as well in cold temps. And our bodies are working harder to maintain our core temperature. Add in heavier clothing to stay warm and you have a perfect storm of conditions to become dehydrated.
I read about the dehydration issue before I ordered my PV so increased my water intake as a precaution. Just make some adjustments to your fluid intake and you should be fine.
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Originally Posted by
MercyPoetic
Has anyone else felt that they're more dehydrated with ecigs than with actual cigarettes? I wake up in the morning dried out as heck, and I don't recall it being this bad with cigarettes...

My sinuses and the back of my throat are dry in the AM's.. more so than they ever were with cigarettes. Maybe it will pass. I don't know. I'm willing to deal with it or find a solution before switching back to smoking again.
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