Sneezing quitting smoking

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Avatar f tn So today is day 12 clean I feel pretty good just still kind of unmotivated and kinda low energy but whatever I keep telling myself that I am still healing. I made myself go for a jog last night and so I walked and jogged like 2 1/2 miles. Now I also mentioned that throughout this process I quit smoking too. I don't know if maybe this is a reason y but I cannot stop sneezing! Like really I sneeze a good 30x's a day could that be from quitting smoking?
Avatar m tn It can also be due to a bad gastric reflux caused by gastritis secondary to smoking. So, the only permanent cure is quitting smoking. However, you can consult your doctor to diagnose whether it is the post nasal drip or reflux which causes your problem—treatment will depend on the cause. Take care! The medical advice given should not be considered a substitute for medical care provided by a doctor who can examine you.
Avatar m tn *ADDITIONAL INFO: I have been sneezing excessively for a couple of weeks, due to allergies i believe
Avatar m tn It's been 2 months off Methadone and I'm still sneezing 100 times a day. Also, my feet are constantly freezing. Anyone know why or experienced the same thing?
Avatar f tn Many people say they have a cough after quitting CT. I did a taper when I finally quit and I had no problem with a cough or breathing. (but I did with sneezing!..that has finally died down.) I do not have asthma, but I do have asthma symptoms (from years of smoking.
Avatar f tn So i'm 12 weeks and after smoking roughly 10-15 cigarettes a day before I got pregnant, i'm down to one or two a day. I was told that quitting cold turky would be worse for my baby (especially dealing with depression and anxiety) so even though I've cut down and plan on quitting some time this week, could there be any significant damage done to my baby? I'm really worried and wish I just would have quit when I first found out..
Avatar f tn Congratulations on quitting smoking! One of the biggest issues with smoking during pregnancy is low birth weight babies. You've stopped at a time when babies really start picking up their weight. That occurs over the last several weeks, so you are giving your baby a good chance of picking up weight and being born at a more healthy weight.
Avatar f tn Honestly I had an incredibly hard time quitting smoking I tried several different remedies none worked until I mad up my own here's what I did.... Since we all want the best for our lovely babies they also in turn become our best motivation...
Avatar f tn Hello. I've quit smoking for 3 weeks now after 32 years of smoking. I am using the patch and my doctor put me on zyban when I saw her sept 5 because I couldn't stop crying. The crying has gotten better I feel terrible. I think I'm obsessed with my breathing to the point where I feel it all the time. My chest feels tight. I feel myself inhaling all the time. I've been to the emergency room twice now in two weeks. Chest films taken. They put me on high does prednisone for.
394931 tn?1208115595 i am trying my hardest i work in a call center doing tech support and that is a job that really tests my strength when it somes to quitting smoking, i have a craving now which is why i am writing hopefully to pass it
Avatar n tn I quit smoking 3 days ago ,is it normal to have heart palpitations from quitting??
Avatar n tn I am a newly graduated nurse however, and during maternity class we were taught if a mother was really struggling with quitting smoking, to wean herself off slowly. I would talk to you r doctor about it. They are not there to judge you, only to help. Smoking can be harmful to your baby, but you understand that, or you wouldn't be making an effort to quit. If I were you, try smoking the least amount as possible and try to wean off completely. Good Luck!
Avatar f tn theres a 1-800 number for quitting smoking. or you can try drinking a glass of ice water every time you get an urge. or sucking/chewing on a straw, chewing gum, sunflower seeds, snacking lightly in general. rubberband on your wrist. taking a brisk walk. theres all sorts of things you can do. I also recommend figuring out what makes you crave the most. for me, I have to have a cig not to long after waking up, and after eating.
Avatar m tn Your theory is my theory - just the act of continuing to inhale something made me crave cigarettes like crazy which is why I quit the weed back in January with the hopes it would make quitting smoking much easier. It did! I quit c/t on Apr28th and haven't taken a single puff. I wish I could say I haven't smoked any weed at all in 7mos, but I can't. Have smoked a couple times after I hit the 6mo mark and as predicted, felt cravings for cigs that weren't there before.