Real Side Effects from Vaping

[Afterburner]

In fact, my original reply was after reading the whole thread, and I was referring to some of the reactions on the first few pages in particular.

Then you came across as harsh in your evaluation of the OP in your reply to me so I responded to you but edited the last sentence as I didn't really have you in mind at all.

 

[phillydave]

I see, my apologies. My criticism of the OP was in reaction to his/her subsequent posts, not the original post. Their last post was deleted by a moderator because the OP basically freaked at all of us and called us fools, so on, so forth.

 

[bwood12043]

No, but as someone with a medical background, stating "vagus" nerve as being "upset" is lazy medicine.

Also, an EMT is not even close to being qualified to discussing nervous system disorders with a patient. NEVER.

Lastly, your douche like answer really makes people want to help you more. Just saying. If you come to an internet forum seeking advice, even if it's not what you want to hear, at least have some respect, and a little bit of dignity.

Have a great weekend.

I am reading this a bit late, but I am lost already, where is an EMT mentioned in the OP.... I read ENT, totally qualified to voice an opinion on a medical issue, or did I miss something somewhere?

 

[phillydave]

One of the posters read ENT as EMT, which caused some confusion. So the poster responded and asked why an EMT would be considered an expert on the matter.

 

[jamie]

36mg nic/Marlboro flavor.... dizziness, blurred reality, and my heart would race.

Not commenting on any of the other symptoms or discussion here, except this (for newbies): typical symptoms of too much/too high nicotine.

 

[Kurt]

Not commenting on any of the other symptoms or discussion here, except this (for newbies): typical symptoms of too much/too high nicotine.

+1 jamie. 36 mg in PG would send my throat into a meltdown, as well as my brain. PG also triggers nasty gastric things in me, and 36 mg all the time would certainly do that too. I am pretty sure PG will trigger my Crohn's disease to flair up. Fact is also that much nic in the throat all the time can cause all sorts of problems, from phlegm to hiccups to stuff "going down the wrong pipe" and coughing attacks. Even snus does this to me sometimes.

Why not just try to lower nic and/or PG to VG? And if the OP had not smoked for years before vaping, why jump into vaping at 36 mg? That is too high for all the time vaping for the vast majority here. Unfortunately, few doctors understand vaping, and so they see serious symptoms like this, but don't know how to deal with them.

I do hope the OP is doing fine now...probably having serious nic withdrawal after 36 mg...but hopefully they are not still having these symptoms. Personally I think lowering the nic and also changing to VG juices would have solved all of this. I wish the OP good health!

 

[Critter Man]

I think it's time to let this thread die. The OP isn't coming back anyway.

 

[DarthVper]

In the past year I've watched many people give up tobacco, including myself. You join this forum a few days ago and bash the whole thing. If it's not for you, so be it. I wish you luck in whatever you try. But when you make comments like "blurred reality" - you've lost all credibility.

Good luck to you. Many thousands of people have quit smoking before there were e-cigs. I hope you can join their ranks.

LOL, I'd that this symptom has been CONFIRMED