Ignore this at your peril. Facial numbness palate numbness finger numbness sore muscles and teeth nausea and vomiting. All within a week from vaping and I can't stop.
Hmm... if what you say is true. I would be seeking medical advice VS seeking attention and pity here. Just a thought.
You should see your Dr. or go to the emergency room.
Not likely that "vaping" did this to you but could possibly be an ingredient in the juice. I had several slow, very adverse reactions to juice that every time turned out to be the flavoring. Guess my body is very picky. I eventually went to nonflavored. If I miss it I might put a drop in a tank and when it gone, back to unflavored. I'll be coming up on 12 years smokefree early next year. I tried everything to quit smoking over the decades and vaping was the only way I could quit.
Good luck to you.
Not likely that "vaping" did this to you but could possibly be an ingredient in the juice. I had several slow, very adverse reactions to juice that every time turned out to be the flavoring. Guess my body is very picky. I eventually went to nonflavored. If I miss it I might put a drop in a tank and when it gone, back to unflavored. I'll be coming up on 12 years smokefree early next year. I tried everything to quit smoking over the decades and vaping was the only way I could quit.
Good luck to you.
What is the SPECIFIC name brand of the ecig you are using?
Please provide a link to the website.
You think? So, you aren't sure if you are vaping standard ecig ejuices?
What is the SPECIFIC name brand of the ejuice you are vaping?
Please provide a link to the website.
And what level of nicotine are you vaping (if you are even vaping nic).
ya know, like 3mg, 6mg, etc. etc.
"Ignore this at your peril." ---> makes an assumption that there will be, or there are others, like you with all the same problems.
Hope you realize that you are an EXTREME minority with your issues.
Furthermore, trying to relate your problems to vaping, thus far, has been weak at best. You have no actual data to support your "claim" that links vaping to your medical issues.
Also, not sure why you created another thread about your problems. You already have 2 threads for "all the same".
What's the point of starting another thread???
If you do not have any issues when NOT vaping - - - THERE IS A VERY SIMPLE, and COMMON SENSE SOLUTION.
Stop Vaping!!!
duh
I'm new to this forum. Probably why I have similar threads. I vape smokegreen e-cigs. Strongest level. Don't know level of nicotine but I have been vaping this for 7 years without problem. Don't you think I would stop if I could. I don't know how to supply link to website but it's smokegreen.ie. Just checked 17mg nicotine. I smoked Marlboro Reds a pack a day for 30 years without problem. Clear lungs clear angiogram.
So, after SEVEN YEARS vaping the same juice, now you have a new issue that you blame on that?
Let me see,..
I've been drinking the same coffee for 20+ years, and now have sneezing and sniffles. Must be the coffee. Can't be anything NEW in my life... like seasonal allergies.
Not to diss your issues, but see a doctor to discover the cause, don't blame something you've been doing unchanged for 7 years.
Never heard of Smoke Green so I looked it up. They show the nic level for their juice as Low, Medium, High, Extra High, etc, without giving the actual nic level. Or maybe they do since you said yours is 17mg.
Guess you're located in Ireland.
I have a neurology appointment in October. But I'm facing reality. Symptoms get worse when I vape. I'm not imagining it. I'm a relatively intelligent human being.
I'm in Dublin. If you google how much nicotine is in smokegreen e-cigs it tells you the level.
You could also have developed an allergy to either propylene glycol or vegetable glycerine, both of which are in most commercially made e-liquids, I'm not sure how you would figure out if that's the case unless you make your own e-liquid.
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