Long post re: Health problems.

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Pedaldog

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UPDATE to Add Thanks

Huge and almost instant improvement has come since following a few bits of simple advice from the Good People here!

I mixed some base liquid down with much more VG than PG and I feel better for that. I also tried to drink more actual Water, not just Coffee, and the way I feel so much better tonight can only be from that. The change is so BIG and the timing so accurate would be too much for it to be anything else.

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I haven't read every reply in this thread do someone may have mentioned this already.

I am not a qualified medical professional but I work with many.

The answer to your situation has jumped out at me though due to something a qualified pharmacist said to me a few weeks ago (and it explains why the doctor has told you to cut down smoking in a phased manner)

In basic terms: nicotine suppresses the effect of many types of medication. You state you take many medications

You've drastically cut down the amount of nicotine taken into your system.

Yet the medication dosages you've taken have remained the same or increased in some cases.

The effects of the medication on your system have been altered because of the alteration in your nicotine intake.

It's unlikely the effects would be as drastic if you weren't taking any regular medication.

Follow the advice of your doctor. If you take any kind of regular medication make sure your doctor is aware of any alteration in smoking habit as they may need to alter dosages of your medication or even move you onto different kinds of medication.


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I saw a smoking Cessation clinic person and she has given me some of the low strength NTR patches to try and ease the symptoms for a few weeks. She was well informed on the vaping movement, been some studies in UK Medical places already that have not given any negative results, they are coy about calling anything to do with nicotine Positive of course.
 
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