Has anyone experienced joint and muscle pains that they suspect might be related to vaping? I have had these symptoms for a few years and never thought vaping might be the cause until I read the following thread:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ery-serious-serious-painful-consequences.html
The curlpit seems to be dehydration caused by pg, and to a lesser extent, by vg. My symptoms seemed to get better with a reduction in pg and an increase in water consumption. But still the pain persisted no matter how much water and electrolytes I consumed. I usually vape 8-10 mg.
And then I discovered something quite unexpected. Whenever I cheat by taking a cigarette or two, the pain literally shoots up within a minute or two - way faster than vaping. It got me thinking perhaps nicotine might be a contributing factor since it is absorbed much faster with smoking. Nicotine is a known "constricting" agent that shrinks the blood vessels causing less blood flow to the muscles and joints.
To verify this assumption, I have taken two full glasses of water after each smoke and the pain goes down considerably within five minutes - apparently because the water helps with the blood flow.
Of course since I am not a doctor, everything I say is pure speculation. Any thoughts or similar experiences?
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ery-serious-serious-painful-consequences.html
The curlpit seems to be dehydration caused by pg, and to a lesser extent, by vg. My symptoms seemed to get better with a reduction in pg and an increase in water consumption. But still the pain persisted no matter how much water and electrolytes I consumed. I usually vape 8-10 mg.
And then I discovered something quite unexpected. Whenever I cheat by taking a cigarette or two, the pain literally shoots up within a minute or two - way faster than vaping. It got me thinking perhaps nicotine might be a contributing factor since it is absorbed much faster with smoking. Nicotine is a known "constricting" agent that shrinks the blood vessels causing less blood flow to the muscles and joints.
To verify this assumption, I have taken two full glasses of water after each smoke and the pain goes down considerably within five minutes - apparently because the water helps with the blood flow.
Of course since I am not a doctor, everything I say is pure speculation. Any thoughts or similar experiences?
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