i think im gonna go ahead and try to do a test and see what happens to get to the bottom of whats happening to me , as much as the idea disgusts me , one way or the other i have to find out what is doing this and if it is the withdrawl symptoms then i will seek ways to ease them
if its the vapor , juices or products or hardwear maybe you all can help or the guys a 1 of the local vape stores can help me find a solution or a fix .
first thing im gonna do is go talk with the guy at the vape store by my house tonight hes open till 9:00 before i do this to see what suggestions he has before i go to this extreme . of smoking again .
i will post with my finding in a few days . i still don't like this idea though .
As smoking is back on the table for you again, I'll just note that I am one who chooses to do both. Actually, I already said that in this thread. But part of what I see you conveying in this thread is you weren't 100% sure you wanted to quit smoking. With vaping, you don't need to be, and I'm sure you realize that. Yet, unlike 99% of all vapers, I'm not in the boat that says you vape only to stop smoking. Instead, I see it as an alternative. I often go days without a smoke and when I have one, I like that I have one. I also like that I've cut way back on smoking. Of the umpteen positive things that vapers brag about now that they no longer smoke, that is also true for me: better health, no coughing, spend far less money on smoking - which would make for a great banner but whatever.
Last time in my life I was nic free (non-smoker), I had headaches for too often. Now as a nic user, I still get headaches (like everyone), but very infrequently. So, if I trust what my body is telling me, I'm okay with my current choices for ingesting nicotine.
Current vape I'm using gives me a slight, recurrent sore throat. Some of the other things you mentioned from vaping, I've experienced, as I'm sure others have. Minus the nosebleeds. If I compare my vaping/smoking experiences to my cold turkey experiences, it is virtually a no brainer, cold turkey (in my case) was far less harmful to my system than vaping is, or I reckon ever could be.
I would suggest you do both smoking and vaping, but for as long as that makes sense for you. I prefer vaping over smoking, but not enough to say I need to stop smoking and be done with that 'dirty' habit. Again, I really like that I get to enjoy an occasional smoke. Do I enjoy every smoke I've had? Nope. Do I always enjoy every vape I've ever had? Nope. But the combo I think is good for many reasons that many ex-smokers seemingly can no longer relate to. I really do believe that if you do both, a time will come where you set smoking aside or cut so far back that it will be virtually equal to having quit smoking. Cause the reality of all the anti-smoking propaganda is based on idea that smokers don't smoke in moderation. They, or we, used to smoke 15+ a day, and over time that takes a fairly serious toll on the human body. Smoking one or two a day, not such a serious toll.