switched from cigs to vaping mouth sores
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It's one of your body's reactions to quitting smoking. It's not because of vaping. Some people get mouth ulcers when they quit. I got two of them. They go away, and don't return. You may also get acne. One of our more knowledgeable members will be by soon to point you to a thread outlining the symptoms of withdrawal that you may or may not experience. Good on you for quitting, and good luck to you on keeping it up.
I missed out on those, but I brushed my teeth 5 or 6 times a day with floss & mouth wash each time just like the dentist would want. Every time I ate or went near the bathroom I brushed my teeth. The bonus is that it really helped to keep the vapor's tongue a bay, very time the flavor started to go away some time with the tooth brush and a some water and things were back to normal.
Second example (on my computer right now) has to do with a person quitting smoking suffering from mouth sores, but all the information in this site is very useful (L-lysine, yogurt, buttermilk, etc.) Please read all the examples to see if any apply to you.
Home Remedy May Ease Misery of Canker Sores - The People's Pharmacy
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I didn't get canker sores inside my mouth, but I did get a couple of cold sores on my lips. They went away after a couple of days.
The roof of my mouth became sore after I switched from smoke to vapor. I made sure that brushing and mouthwash were the very last thing I did before bed (no "after brush" vape) and it helped alot.
I get mouth sores if I vape eliquid with more than 30 PG. Try some liquids higher in VG.
Rinse with listerine about 30/70 the smaller part is the mouth was 70 is water you cut it otherwise it will deaden the flesh around the sore. But cutting it still cleans. And rinse with warm saltwater. I knew my dental assisting education was not wasted when I became disabled. Whoot. Good luck and awesome job on the no cigs.
Just make sure it's the old school yellow listerine. I find any of the other stuff that has sugars or some kind of sweetener in them just make them worse.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...hen-quitting-tobacco-changing-ecigarette.html
It could be caused by quitting smoking or it could be caused by something that you are sensitive in the e-liquid. The most common sensitivity comes from PG.
The above link will give you some ideas of what to expect when quitting smoking.
I hope you get it figured out
It could be caused by quitting smoking or it could be caused by something that you are sensitive in the e-liquid. The most common sensitivity comes from PG.
The above link will give you some ideas of what to expect when quitting smoking.
I hope you get it figured out
I've been vaping for close to 2 years now and I still get canker sores all the time So I don't think it's just from quitting.
The juice I make is 34% PG. I don't think the sores will go away if I drop it down to 30%.
If I am sensitive to PG would switching to PGA do any good?
So I don't think it's just from quitting. The juice I make is 34% PG. I don't think the sores will go away if I drop it down to 30%.
If I am sensitive to PG would switching to PGA do any good?
Whoops I meant PEG instead of PGA. But it's hard to completely get off of PG since its in my Nic base and in the flavors.
Used to regularly have canker sores when i was younger, best solution i found was l. acidophilus capsules from the supplement store.
Assume that's the same reason yogurt is commonly mentioned as helping, as it contains it also.
Best of luck!
Assume that's the same reason yogurt is commonly mentioned as helping, as it contains it also.
Best of luck!
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