Would me vaping around my fiance cause her itching?

[Nate854]

She quit smoking over a month ago, I quit a couple of weeks after her and I started vaping. I'm vaping 100% PG juice and some juice with 20% VG.

The past week she's been extremely itchy on her legs and face and she'll have a few bumps on her ankles like mosquito bites. She's only taken 4 or 5 hits of my e-cig but my concern is the vapor I'm releasing because I vape around her, is it possible for the vapor I exhale to affect her in any way?

She was on the nicotine patch until a few days ago so I'm hoping that it was the culprit but I want to make sure it's not my vaping that's causing her reaction.

 

[Mylt1]

anything is possible. have her check the side effects of the patch she was using first though before you assume anything. you know what happens with you assume, right? LOL

 

[winfab]

It doesn't seem likely considering what you are exhaling is mostly water vapor.

 

[Nate854]

anything is possible. have her check the side effects of the patch she was using first though before you assume anything. you know what happens with you assume, right? LOL

That is one of the side effects of the patch lol "itching" so I'm thinking that has to be it. It's just she hasn't had a patch on in 3-4 days and she was itching like crazy today.

 

[Retriever]

I doubt it is vaping. Unless she is really sensitive, or has some kind of strange allergy.

 

[CCC]

Only 1 way to find out... Blow some directly on the inside of her elbow and see what happens.

 

[madjack]

...since she just got off the patch, here is some interesting reading on the effects of quitting smoking and/or nicotine... http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...hen-quitting-tobacco-changing-ecigarette.html ...check out "quit zits".......
madjack

 

[Nikkita6]

wow that sounds strange?? ... I am leaning towards something having to do with the patch though.

 

[Mylt1]

That is one of the side effects of the patch lol "itching" so I'm thinking that has to be it. It's just she hasn't had a patch on in 3-4 days and she was itching like crazy today.

side effects dont have a time limit.

 

[RocketRod]

Benadryl will relieve itching. OTC. Hope it passes quickly for her.

 

[Carless]

The only time in my life I've had a true "allergic" reaction was to the patch. Broke out in hives, wanted to go dive under a street sweeper for a good scratching.

 

[swedishfish]

She quit smoking over a month ago, I quit a couple of weeks after her and I started vaping. I'm vaping 100% PG juice and some juice with 20% VG.

The past week she's been extremely itchy on her legs and face and she'll have a few bumps on her ankles like mosquito bites. She's only taken 4 or 5 hits of my e-cig but my concern is the vapor I'm releasing because I vape around her, is it possible for the vapor I exhale to affect her in any way?

She was on the nicotine patch until a few days ago so I'm hoping that it was the culprit but I want to make sure it's not my vaping that's causing her reaction.

There's nothing in e-juice that isn't in cigarettes. If cigarettes didn't make her itch, just inhaling some vapor from your juice shouldn't.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ettes-has-been-inhaled-before.html#post122415

 

[westcoaster123]

You will have to find a good way to tell her but they are probably flea bites and like mosquito some people react to them worse then others. Small and red and itchy. Do you have any pets? They will bite usually around the ankles while you sleep. I am no doctor but could be a cause. I have 2 dogs and have experienced similar.

 

[Trucapri]

I've got to go with "withdrawal". It could be stress related, also from quitting. And it could be enhanced by it being winter and dry skin season to start with. Lots of water (even if not vaping) and a little children's Benedryl and if it continues or gets worse . . . off to the doctor!!!!

Best wishes!

 

[Dad2daBone]

I'm going with the patch as being the culprit my friend. I tried the patch before and I had the same same thing myself. The itching was what made me stop using the patch in the first place. The vaping most likely has nothing to do with it, but you can try not vaping around her for a while and see if the itching stops or let a doctor know your concern and take yer e liquid with you to her appointment.

 

[flint212]

definitely the patch. i had this issue back then too