reviews" data-source="post: 19099249" class="bbCodeBlock bbCodeBlock--expandable bbCodeBlock--quote js-expandWatch">Agreed. First order of business is to see a doctor. We'll still be here when you get back.little bro vapes reviews said:
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Yes I would see a doctor at this point to discuss options. It's possible that vaping isn't for you but there are other harm reduction products, like snus. Since you have asthma, it's possible that may be safer for you. If your doc gives you the go ahead however, you might try vaping unflavored mixes of VG/PG percentages without flavorings to see if it's the flavoring (it could well be). If you find a mix of unflavored that works, you could then try adding in flavors.
See your doctor and see what he/she thinks. Vaping will be here. Until I got really bad pneumonias and whatnot, I've had mild childhood asthma and smoking didn't really aggravate it at all, I *sometimes* think it improved it a bit. But not by the end, not even close. The amount of money I spent on nebulizers, inhalers, and other medical treatments during my pneumonias was OBSCENE.
I really hope you can get things working, but given what is happening when you vape, I'd consult a doctor first.
Best of luck,
Anna
See your doctor and see what he/she thinks. Vaping will be here. Until I got really bad pneumonias and whatnot, I've had mild childhood asthma and smoking didn't really aggravate it at all, I *sometimes* think it improved it a bit. But not by the end, not even close. The amount of money I spent on nebulizers, inhalers, and other medical treatments during my pneumonias was OBSCENE.
I really hope you can get things working, but given what is happening when you vape, I'd consult a doctor first.
Best of luck,
Anna
Another vote for the doctor visit.... Although ECF is an excellent resource for vaping knowledge, I'm often times left scratching my head when people seek medical advice here. Hope you get it worked out!
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