From all the reading I have done over the last year and a half it seems that people that already have any kind of compromised lung or breathing problems (like bronchitis or asthma) tend to be the ones that have the most trouble with the vg. I know, for myself, that I can not vape anything with more than about 40 to 50% vg in it and if it has any hint of spices like cinnamon or a custard, I am toast. So I avoid them.
I have been vaping solely Ahlusion (outside of a rare outlier juice) for over a year now and with the flavors I vape I have no problems. In my juice hunt I had vendors I could not tolerate and flavors I could not tolerate more often than not. Then you have the people and long time smokers that can vape anything. I think it is an individual matter, but I am not a medical person. I just know what does and does not work for me.
I had a bad scare a year ago September where I vaped Vanilla Custard for a couple of days and my throat and mouth got literally burned and my throat swelled up. I had to take a lot of Benedryl and vape just vg for a couple of weeks for it all to heal. That is how I found out about my cinnamon and custard sensitivity. Thank goodness I healed, but it took almost 2 months before I could vape normally.
I truly hope you are able to get off that oxygen. That must have been a horrible and scary experience. I am so sorry you went through that.
I should have the definitive answer pretty soon. I have an appointment with a pulmonologist and I'm armed to the teeth with questions about our vaping liquids. Everyone who smoked for any length of time has COPD. I denied it vehemently but it is true. Given that, I want to know from a qualified MD how vaping and COPD interact or even if they do.
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