Headache
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I would've said it's nicotine withdrawal but after 63 days you should be past that. I'm going with the allergies. Keep in mind I once predicted the internet was a passing fad and that nobody would pay $1.19 for water in a little plastic bottle.
Up your water intake. ( A LOT) Vaping can be dehydrating.
Many newbies report the same problem. If that does not help then you may want to lower the PG in your liquid. Some people have reported being sensitive to that.
Since you say you have noticed some headaches and not constant I think it is that you simply need more water
Happy Vaping!!!!!
Many newbies report the same problem. If that does not help then you may want to lower the PG in your liquid. Some people have reported being sensitive to that.
Since you say you have noticed some headaches and not constant I think it is that you simply need more water
Happy Vaping!!!!!
What Amraann said ^^ Dehydration will give you a headache for sure.
With allergies, it's hard to tell, but if you stay hydrated you'll know that's NOT the reason.
With allergies, it's hard to tell, but if you stay hydrated you'll know that's NOT the reason.
I vape the 100 percent VG.. PG wasnt for me. I will increase my liquid intake and see if that helps.
Water's worth a shot, for sure, since unless you severely overdo it it won't hurt you.
If that doesn't take care of it, maybe try a higher VG liquid. If you can tolerate that and the headaches go away, you have a PG sensitivity.
If that doesn't do it, it's time for the allergist.
If that doesn't take care of it, maybe try a higher VG liquid. If you can tolerate that and the headaches go away, you have a PG sensitivity.
If that doesn't do it, it's time for the allergist.
KODIAK™;12657046 said:
How does someone vaping 3-5ml/day of 6mg nicotine go through nicotine withdrawal?
Depends on how many analogs one smoked prior to vaping. For me, 5ml a day with only 6mg of nicotine is nothing. Keep in mind your nicotine intake is a lot less than analogs.
I had some mild headaches recently and since I never get headaches, I wondered about them. I finally figured out that it had to do with my coffee consumption.
Pre-vaping, I would light up a cigarette first thing, put the coffee on, and drink several cups of coffee and smoke.
When I started vaping, my whole morning routine kind of changed. I vaped a little, got the coffee going, had maybe one cup, and then spent my "drinking coffee" time fiddling with my tanks, loading them, checking batteries, etc. Many times I never did get those other cups of coffee I was used to.
I decided that my headaches might be caffeine withdrawal. Made sure to drink my normal amount in the morning and the headaches disappeared.
Pre-vaping, I would light up a cigarette first thing, put the coffee on, and drink several cups of coffee and smoke.
When I started vaping, my whole morning routine kind of changed. I vaped a little, got the coffee going, had maybe one cup, and then spent my "drinking coffee" time fiddling with my tanks, loading them, checking batteries, etc. Many times I never did get those other cups of coffee I was used to.
I decided that my headaches might be caffeine withdrawal. Made sure to drink my normal amount in the morning and the headaches disappeared.
I havent had caffeine in 10 years.. I have anxiety so I completely stopped the caffeine intake. I woke up this morning with a headache and since it had been hours since I vaped I am assuming its spring allergies.
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