Lung feeling sore after 1 month vaping

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Le Ba Minh Duc

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Welcome to ecf! You've been given great advice, here, and I'm glad it's helping. Try to remember that you didn't go from zero cigs a day to a pack a day in one or two days. It took a little while. Same thing with reducing nicotine: it takes awhile for your body to adjust. Nicotine is a stimulant, and without it, you will be tired, grouchy, and just feel badly. Slow and steady, and you'll get there.

As far as your lungs hurting, that's probably not related to reducing nicotine. Your lungs are damaged from smoking and will take time to heal. Finding the right mix of PG/VG should help, as will drinking a lot of water. If you still hurt after a few weeks, see a doctor. Please. Better to be safe!
Thank you for your information!
My lung still sore but better than when I don't use Nicotine.
You know, when I did'nt use Nicotine, I felt tired already, so my lung felt sore like double or tripple.
But I'm good now. :thumb:
 
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Jumping in late. But you may get some aches in your lungs for a few months after quitting. Add onto that you're getting used to vapor instead of smoke. Throw in moving to no nicotine and the abject misery that comes along with any drop of dose for most people and yeah, you're gonna be hurting for a bit. But it's worth it. Try not to worry about it. Unless you start getting actual chest pains or painful breathing. Then see a doctor as soon as possible.
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Thank you for your information!
My lung still sore but better than when I don't use Nicotine.
You know, when I did'nt use Nicotine, I felt tired already, so my lung felt sore like double or tripple.
But I'm good now. :thumb:
I'm happy to hear that. :). Make sure you drink lots of water!
 

Le Ba Minh Duc

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Jumping in late. But you may get some aches in your lungs for a few months after quitting. Add onto that you're getting used to vapor instead of smoke. Throw in moving to no nicotine and the abject misery that comes along with any drop of dose for most people and yeah, you're gonna be hurting for a bit. But it's worth it. Try not to worry about it. Unless you start getting actual chest pains or painful breathing. Then see a doctor as soon as possible.
Cheers!
Thank you!
I'm really feel well until now when I try to use Nicotine again.
I don't have any problem with breathing or something else.
It's easy for me to breath when I quit smoking and try vaping.
Just a little sore at lung but not really a problem.
 
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