Stomach pain quitting smoking
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Can anyone describe in as much detail as possible what kind of pain or symptoms (if any) they felt after quitting smoking? I have felt this gnawing pain and sometimes sharp pain like being poked with a needle in my stomach somewhere during the time I quit smoking. I can't tell if it is from quitting or a symptom of something else. I know I should go see a doctor but I am so low on money w/ no insurance. Please help. Thanks in advance.
First of all, Congratulations : )
As for your rash, there are so many ingredients in a cigarette, 599 approved additives, that it is very possible that your body is reacting to the "loss" of a certain chemical or additive.
If it continues you might want to see a doctor.
Good luck and if you need support, we are here.
I had thanksgiving dinner and not long after eating I started getting bad stomach pains. I have gas or had gas and got sick 6 times. Stomach pain isn't cramping and there is no spotting but the pain won't subside. I always have some sort of stomach ache and nausea all the time but this pain is different. This isits 1st pregnancy and I'm just not sure what to do. Tried calling my boyfriend but he's sleeping and has his phone off.
My trigger, mainly is anger, I thought, until I relapsed AGAIN after April and finally realized my other trigger is my chronic pain. Smoking was helping me cope with it. Smoking also Increases my pain so 38days ago, I was done with smoking for good and I feel very secure in saying that. I don't miss it a bit!
I think of it this way. My pain will never go away and anger and stress will always be a part of my life...I have no control over those as they are human emotions...
I'm sure your doctor told you that quitting smoking will help with your stomach in the long run, and that's why you're posting this right?
The emotional ups and downs of quitting should have your stomach more in a knot than what it is now.
Now that you don't smoke so many more doors have opened up for you, but that alone doesn't "cure" UC... A good diet, lots of exercise, and mental/emotional stability are key with keeping UC under control.
Hold in there.
So I've had acid reflux since I was about 8. I've had ulcers in my stomach and esophagus since I was 15. I've gone on bland diets for months at a time and took prilosex and zantac, nothing helped. Then I started smoking Marijuana and it's like I don't even have stomach issues. I'd get the occasional heartburn after certain foods but not horrible. I've been smoking for two years.
t smoke — in addition to contributing to a host of serious health problems, smoking boosts stomach acidity. (Ideally, smoking is a habit you should break before getting pregnant. If you're still smoking and are having trouble quitting, ask your caregiver for a referral to a smoking-cessation program.
You didn't really say what quitting smoking did to your anxiety level or what other maladies you might have now or in the past (such as diabetes, gall stones, etc...) that could put two and two together.
Just a WAG here, but perhaps quitting smoking made you anxious and created a cause and affect situation. Smoking does play a role in how your body functions and its affect on blood vessels, even psychological addiction.
Well I am 27 years old and have been smoking since I was 15. I normally smoke a pack a day. I am trying to quit. Last week my packs last for 2 days each but this week I am not doing so well. I am on my cycle and it seems the worse I feel the more I smoke. I have trouble breathing at night and I dont even like smoking anymore. How can I just quit cold turkey? Is it normal to smoke more when you feel worse?
Tomorrow is day one with quitting smoking and I liken it to pills. When I have a full pack it's easy to say this is it...when you are down to one.. You start freaking out. It's too expensive...I just can't afford to anymore but I have to do this..,.i get where you're coming from. Good luck....
i recently tried to quit smoking and my legs started to ache badly about 5 hours after my last cigarette, whenever i sat down for a few minutes at a time. is this normal or is it a sign of something bad? i looked up 'leg pain, smoking' and found out there's something called buerger's disease and i'm scared i might have it. i have never experienced pain of any kind before after not smoking for a while (much less after 5 hours).
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..
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.
I'm five weeks and working on quitting smoking but I haven't quiet hit that market is it going to leave long term effects I plan.to be at 0 cigarettes a day by next Sunday.
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