Okay so, I’ve recently started vaping (but didn’t smoke before, vaping is simply like a new hobby) and My first menestral cycle since then has been more painful then usual, and it came late. I’ve also experienced pain in my lungs. Mostly in he morning or at night in bed. Just a small sharp pain. Its still concerning for me though. I am not on birth control and i don’t use nicotine. Any advice? Anyone else experiencing this?
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Go see a Doctor, highly doubt it's Vape related but you may be allergic to something in the juice. Could be anything from PG to something in the flavorings.
But in any case just go see a Doctor and stay away from seeking medical advice on the Internet.
But in any case just go see a Doctor and stay away from seeking medical advice on the Internet.
I doubt that it is vape related, too. But that doesn't mean her symptoms haven't been experienced by other lady vapers. No harm in sharing information.
But I agree with your main point, she should see a doctor and not seek medical advice on a vaping forum.
The ONLY way I could see vaping as causing period "issues" is that smoking can sometimes mask thyroid problems, and thyroid can affect your menstrual cycle. That doesn't seem to be the case here, since you weren't a smoker.
Pain in lungs: Could be a ton of things, including vaping related. It's hard for me to say, because for me, "pain in lungs" equals the 18 months I spent with constant, smoking related pneumonia that wouldn't go away. So for me, "pain in lungs" means "severe" and the pain in my lungs eased up a LOT with vaping, but I was a 3 pp/d smoker. I did get some lung pain initially because I was PG sensitive. You could be possibly, but I genuinely have no clue. My PG sensitivity manifested as a kind of "pins and needles sensation."
Others are VG sensitive and can't use much of IT (often, asthmatics or those with COPD). That seems to cause a more "heavy feeling" in the lungs.
None of this is of much use to you. Stop vaping go see a doctor.
Reevaluate if you even want to resume vaping, after you see your doctor.
If vaping gave me killer lung pain and made my period worse and I was a non smoker, I'd probably avoid it, period, so maybe no need for the directions?
At least go see your doctor. And, you are not the first non-smoking vaper to experience lung pain, there's another person on here posting about it. Your doc will probably tell you to stop vaping, as there seems (to me) to be little UPSIDE for you, and some significant cons.
Best of luck,
Anna
Pain in lungs: Could be a ton of things, including vaping related. It's hard for me to say, because for me, "pain in lungs" equals the 18 months I spent with constant, smoking related pneumonia that wouldn't go away. So for me, "pain in lungs" means "severe" and the pain in my lungs eased up a LOT with vaping, but I was a 3 pp/d smoker. I did get some lung pain initially because I was PG sensitive. You could be possibly, but I genuinely have no clue. My PG sensitivity manifested as a kind of "pins and needles sensation."
Others are VG sensitive and can't use much of IT (often, asthmatics or those with COPD). That seems to cause a more "heavy feeling" in the lungs.
None of this is of much use to you. Stop vaping go see a doctor.
Reevaluate if you even want to resume vaping, after you see your doctor.
If vaping gave me killer lung pain and made my period worse and I was a non smoker, I'd probably avoid it, period, so maybe no need for the directions?
At least go see your doctor. And, you are not the first non-smoking vaper to experience lung pain, there's another person on here posting about it. Your doc will probably tell you to stop vaping, as there seems (to me) to be little UPSIDE for you, and some significant cons.
Best of luck,
Anna
This forum is not the place to get medical advice.
If you have concerns about your health, see your doctor.
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If you have concerns about your health, see your doctor.
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