Hey. Okay, kind of a gross thing to bring up, but I figure it's okay here.
Twice this week I've coughed up what I now know to be tonsil stones (Tonsilloliths). I'm fairly sure I've had this happen a few times over my 33 years, but they were few and far between. I've been reading up on the subject this evening to figure out what's going on, but there isn't much concerning vaping and tonsil stones together. There is also nothing that points to tonsil stones and smoking cessation being related specifically.
Is this a normal thing? I only recently started vaping and stopped smoking. I'm just concerned that vaping may be the cause, or smoking cessation may be the cause.
Also, I'm not sure if what's happening is - the tonsil stones have been there for a long time and are now coming loose because I've quit smoking, or if they are forming and coming loose because of vaping (dry mouth or some such side effect of vaping, or even a problem with PG or VG).
Anyone else have any experience with this?
Twice this week I've coughed up what I now know to be tonsil stones (Tonsilloliths). I'm fairly sure I've had this happen a few times over my 33 years, but they were few and far between. I've been reading up on the subject this evening to figure out what's going on, but there isn't much concerning vaping and tonsil stones together. There is also nothing that points to tonsil stones and smoking cessation being related specifically.
Is this a normal thing? I only recently started vaping and stopped smoking. I'm just concerned that vaping may be the cause, or smoking cessation may be the cause.
Also, I'm not sure if what's happening is - the tonsil stones have been there for a long time and are now coming loose because I've quit smoking, or if they are forming and coming loose because of vaping (dry mouth or some such side effect of vaping, or even a problem with PG or VG).
Anyone else have any experience with this?
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