I am feeling dizzy after vaping for a week

[orly1777]

Thanks a lot, anfernio. Now I am feeling normal. I am drinking a lot of water. This is obviously a detox issue since I started vaping last week. I only have 8 days vaping. I think that is the reason. The idea of drinking a lot of water is helping me. Thanks a lot everybody. Thanks in Christ Jesus. Orly

 

[atavanhalen]

Sorry to .... in to your thread but I have just in the last few months started getting dizzy off and on but quite a bit lately. I have been vaping for over a year and a half so I am really having a hard time figuring out what is causing it. Does anyone know if a side effect of sensitivity to pg can be dizziness. I vape 24mg but I was a two pack a day smoker when I smoked so its seems weird that this would start now. Any thoughts?

 

[tresrottn]

Personally, after a year and and half of vaping, I wouldn't point the finger at vaping right away. I would make an appointment with my doctor and go over the issue with them. It could be anything from inner ear issues, to a circulatory problem. However, Just curiosity asking (feel free to tell me to stuff it) have you had no desire to cut down on the nicotine some? I ask, because I started at one level, then went up a smidge for a bit, then settled into an amount that was lower when I first started. It's just seemed very natural to reduce the nic levels.

Sorry to .... in to your thread but I have just in the last few months started getting dizzy off and on but quite a bit lately. I have been vaping for over a year and a half so I am really having a hard time figuring out what is causing it. Does anyone know if a side effect of sensitivity to pg can be dizziness. I vape 24mg but I was a two pack a day smoker when I smoked so its seems weird that this would start now. Any thoughts?

 

[atavanhalen]

Personally, after a year and and half of vaping, I wouldn't point the finger at vaping right away. I would make an appointment with my doctor and go over the issue with them. It could be anything from inner ear issues, to a circulatory problem. However, Just curiosity asking (feel free to tell me to stuff it) have you had no desire to cut down on the nicotine some? I ask, because I started at one level, then went up a smidge for a bit, then settled into an amount that was lower when I first started. It's just seemed very natural to reduce the nic levels.

STUFF IT! No just kidding, I actually started at 36 and soon after I dropped down to 24, there are a couple liquids I vape at 30mg but I have not been using them lately. I really really do not want to go lower because I am a throat hit fiend, sometimes I don't even feel satisfied with 24 but stick with it anyways. If they come up with a magical juice that I happen to love the flavor of that has massive TH at low nic then i may consider going lower but until then I will stick with 24. When I was smoking I never even tried to, or even wanted to quit so if II didnt start vaping I would probably still be smoking and the way I look at I am much better off vaping even if at 24mg. In regards to going to the doctor, if the issue persists I will have to make an appointment but I have no insurance so would be somewhat limited on what testing I could pay for. I actually contacted another member that was having these issues to see what helped them and I am now trying somethings, I really think it is dehydration, I drank a ton of water yesterday and did not have a single dizzy spell. You are totally right about not pointing the finger at vaping right away, I have done a few other things already, I did a ear cleaning regimen which didnt really seem to help. My sinuses seem to be pretty congested as well so that could be part of the problem. Thanks for the suggestions.

 

[anfernio]

atavanhalen, I know how much it sucks without health insurance. I'm actually in nursing school so it's embarrassing. I'm relatively young(30) and pretty healthy. I don't have a lot of health problems, so it's not a big deal for me to spend the 100 dollars to go to the doctor like once a year to get some prescriptions or whatever I need.

If you are like me and are dirt poor, but apparently not poor enough to qualify for a free clinic, then there is another option. If you live in or near a city, you might be able to find a Federally Qualified Health Center. It's a regular doctor's office, but they base their fees on how much money you earn.

There is one near me, but there is a 1 month wait to become a patient. I'm too lazy to go through the application process. I have done clinical work there for my school and it is really nice, just like a regular doctor's.