Hello guys ,Im new to this site ,Im just here to ask ,7 months ago I got a new coil for my IJust 2 mod ,and stupidly of me I didnt realize I bought a nickel coil for it with is for TC devices only ,I put it in ,and starting vaping it ,it suddenly stopped (i dont know if its some safety feature for overheating) I immediately took it out and started to feel a bit ill ,I dont know if It was because I was worrying if something bad will happen ,I started to feel pretty depressed afterwards and not being able to think straight ,I decided to take nickel chelation tablets ,to see if that would help (I had no idea what was happening with me so I was trying loads of stuff) It did make me feel better but I dont know if that was because I was thinking it was making it better ...I got diagnosed with very bad depression ,where I cannot feel any emotions whatsoever and cant think at all ,It was got better but not entirely ,I am just wondering could've this been the reason for all this? Like vaping the nickel ,I only vaped the nickel maybe 4-5 puffs ,And I did visit the docotrs and had scans and my lungs were perfect ,I do tend to overreact over stuff but thats just because I care about my health ..
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Though I am not a doctor, it seems illogical to me that 4 or 5 puffs on an overheated nickel coil could produce chronic major depression. I also don't recall reading any similar reports by other users. Maybe with more information we could discuss how or if your depression might relate to vaping in general, but in my opinion an isolated incident like that would be an extremely unlikely cause.
Well like I was fine with vaping in first place ,As soon as I vaped that coil all hell broke loose and I went into depression mode and couldnt think for 7 months (still like this) the only thing that has got better is my awareness ,But the day I vaped that coil ,I felt sick to the brim ,it was horrible
I also experienced pains in my chest that day ,but it went away ,It defiantley has got better ,but im just still waiting and trying things to get rid of it faster ,but Im just wondering can vaping nickel cause dangerous effects? I am not allergic to nickel at all ,and the coil was hot but i dont think I overdid it
The chances of acute nickel toxicity from 5 puffs on a Ni coil in power mode is extremely remote. You should speak to your doctor about it, and if your doctor feels it necessary, a blood test for Ni is available to see if it's high. Feel better.
Ive had my bloods done already ,and everything was normalweirdly enough ,and I had a special blood test to my lungs too and everything was normal ,i just dont understand
Well, if you had all those tests and they were normal, you should discuss it with your doctor, although I'm confused on what you don't understand. Medical and emotional illnesses can develop can occur a particular event, and the two issues can be unrelated. Reassurance from the folks providing your healthcare is far more valuable and accurate than anyone can provide on a forum. Do you even know if those tests were for nickel? Did your doctor know about it at the time? That's your best place to start.
Sounds more like an anxiety attack triggering the depression episode which you have been diagnosed with. The mind is a funny thing.
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First, Welcome to ECF. You have come to the right place.
I agree with others that can't see taking 4 or 5 puffs being the cause of your symptoms and since you have talked to your doctor about it I can only assume that your mind is playing tricks on you. It can convince you of all kinds of things but hopefully you will spend a lot of time here on the forum reading all the success stories and it will help put your mind to rest.
I have walked this earth for a very long time and during all that time I have learned to tell my mind to just shut up and leave me alone. If you allow it to get out of hand you can convince yourself of just about anything you can think. Try to think positive thoughts instead of negative whenever possible and you will find yourself a much happier person.
Were you a smoker before you started vaping? I am curious as to why you felt like you were gonna be in deep **** cause of it when you started vaping.
I agree with others that can't see taking 4 or 5 puffs being the cause of your symptoms and since you have talked to your doctor about it I can only assume that your mind is playing tricks on you. It can convince you of all kinds of things but hopefully you will spend a lot of time here on the forum reading all the success stories and it will help put your mind to rest.
I have walked this earth for a very long time and during all that time I have learned to tell my mind to just shut up and leave me alone. If you allow it to get out of hand you can convince yourself of just about anything you can think. Try to think positive thoughts instead of negative whenever possible and you will find yourself a much happier person.
Were you a smoker before you started vaping? I am curious as to why you felt like you were gonna be in deep **** cause of it when you started vaping.
There isn't enough nickel in 4-5 puffs to cause acute toxicity, and it was more likely than not an anxiety attack that triggered your symptoms. I wonder if you have an allergy to nickel. There are other ingredients in cigarettes that can trigger a malady of symptoms once your body begins the withdrawal process. Acetaldehyde, another chemical found in tobacco smoke, dramatically increases the reinforcing properties of nicotine and may also contribute to tobacco addiction, and fear of loss of this addiction can also trigger your symptoms of depression.
Dopamine, the feel good precursor to epinephrine, is markedly elevated in smokers due to chemicals in cigarettes causing the decrease of monoamine oxidase which is an enzyme responsible for breaking down dopamine. Once your dopamine levels start normalzing (after cessation of smoking) you can become depressed.
Be well.
Dopamine, the feel good precursor to epinephrine, is markedly elevated in smokers due to chemicals in cigarettes causing the decrease of monoamine oxidase which is an enzyme responsible for breaking down dopamine. Once your dopamine levels start normalzing (after cessation of smoking) you can become depressed.
Be well.
So what have you been doing since? Are you vaping, smoking, both or neither?
As long as we are all pretending to be doctors, Ill leave my professional diagnosis:
Psychological.
Overloading your brain with internet BS has clouded your critical thinking and you worked yourself up.
Nickle toxicity and 7 months of depression from a few puffs off a very commonly used nickle coil?
Seriously?
Thats not a very logical conclusion.
All jokes aside:
Trust your REAL doctor.
Clean up your diet, and excercise a bit.
It wont hurt and will make you feel better overall.
If the depression persists, have your MD recommend a psychologist.
Depression sux (pun intended), and its no joke.
Psychological.
Overloading your brain with internet BS has clouded your critical thinking and you worked yourself up.
Nickle toxicity and 7 months of depression from a few puffs off a very commonly used nickle coil?
Seriously?
Thats not a very logical conclusion.
All jokes aside:
Trust your REAL doctor.
Clean up your diet, and excercise a bit.
It wont hurt and will make you feel better overall.
If the depression persists, have your MD recommend a psychologist.
Depression sux (pun intended), and its no joke.
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Or you can wait. AT should be along shortly to blame it on VG.
Get someone to discuss and work out your problems with.
Tapatyped
Or you can wait. AT should be along shortly to blame it on VG.
Get someone to discuss and work out your problems with.
Tapatyped
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