Tongue numb and throat feeling

[twinmommyaandb]

Is it normal for your tongue to feel numb and have that feeling like you smoked too many ciggies yesterday in your throat in beginning?

 

[Yelsew Skraps]

It was for me, I over did it with a clove juice and now Red Hots juice will do it to me if I vape a little to much of it as well.

 

[Mudflap]

I had all kinds of crazy symptoms for 2 or 3 months after stopping smoking completely. Nothing continuous, but different things would pop up and run their course and sometimes return again.

 

[Della Cirque]

Triple your water intake...it does wonders!
Yogurt, cold applesauce or a piece of aloe vera also helps your tongue. (the aloe vera tastes gross, but works the best)

 

[mkp]

Yes. Could be your nicotine level's a bit high, or you're a smidge sensitive to PG, you're using an atomizer that's a bit hot, or you didn't hydrate enough...it's a balancing act and, as Mudflap said, the first few months you body's busy purging residual toxins from tobacco and healing damage. Makes it hard to nail down cause & effect.

For today, I'd say just drink more water than yesterday and see how that goes.

Melissa

 

[twinmommyaandb]

Yeah I guess I would be better off with drinking something other then warm Mountain Dew huh. LOL can we say addiction to caffiene.......LOL

 

[Lori68]

can we say addiction to caffiene.......LOL

Believe it or not, there are people out there wanting to make a caffiene vaporizer

 

[washvap]

As with what others have mentioned. Definitely drink more liquids. Especially before you go to sleep. It will definitely help with some of the symptoms.

 

[Justice]

every weekend my voice gets raspy from not drinking enuf while vaping way more than during the week. sounds like you need more water plus you could still be going thru withdrawals

 

[rc10mike]

My first full day of vaping (not on a REO) left my mouth/tongue feeling like it was completely burned like when you eat food thats too hot.

Ive read a few things about drinking water will not help. What Ive gathered is that vaping tends to stop the natural saliva production in the mouth, and drinking more water has nothing to do with it. All of which I agree with, because no matter how much water I drank, it didnt help, but after about a month, my mouth is getting used to it.

 

[SammyT]

My first full day of vaping (not on a REO) left my mouth/tongue feeling like it was completely burned like when you eat food thats too hot.

Ive read a few things about drinking water will not help. What Ive gathered is that vaping tends to stop the natural saliva production in the mouth, and drinking more water has nothing to do with it. All of which I agree with, because no matter how much water I drank, it didnt help, but after about a month, my mouth is getting used to it.

Interesting, My throat got sore my first couple months, then when I switched to Halo juice, my throat got better. I think all PG juice irritates my throat, because I meas AS SOON as I switched my sore throat went away. As for cottonmouth, I had the same thing happen. Now when I vape something tasty, I produce MORE saliva. Or when my REO is across the room and I am too lazy to go get it, I start salivating. Like Pavlovs dogs. I see my REO and it triggers my saliva production lol. I should have my wife ring a bell everytime I vape, and see how that goes!