throw up after smoking a cigarette

Im 11 weeks now and still smoking 2 to 3 cigarettes a day I tried to stop all together but when I dont smoke thats whwn I seem to throw up.

i m a skinny guy, regular i weight 150, than 170, now 155, i restart smoking , what a gain in 2 years i lost in 2 week, plus the cigarette making me losing appetite, now is 4 day no cigarette, the only thing is really bad is the nausea , omg , for 8 week nothing now is horrible, i feel in my mouth like i eat a dead dog lol any suggestion about the nausea? i see a lot of pp they smoking like me (i use too) and they never losing weight, i restart smoking and losing everything , why?

Wow I've never heard of anyone just having 1 cigarette a day. I'd say just dont even bother, eventually you'll end up smoking more than 1 cigarette a day sooner or later. I believe smoking cigarettes is harmful no matter how many you smoke a day.

Not following, well Idk but everywhere I go he ends up there and he's always smoking a damn cigarette it's urking my nerves. And I will be moving like a month after my baby comes, I don't really want to stress myself with apartment hunting. I have a lot going on already.

I do get why people smoke sometimes I still crave a cigarette. but I know if I ever picked up one cigarette it would be all over Id be back to two packs a day in a flash.

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I commute from school to home on the bus and the campus I am at banned smoking on campus so EVERYONE goes to the bus stop to smoke whether they are catching the bus or taking a break from class and it seems like everyone has a cigarette except for me lol just keep reminding yourself you don't have long.

This may be a good opportunity to start educating your 2 year old on the dangers of cigarette smoking. Teach him not to ever pick them up, especially when he’s older and others around him may be smoking.

s up to you to decide which you want more - a healthy baby or a cigarette.

Thanks, I don't smoke many a day but to quit would probably be a good thing. I talked to my psychologist today and he seems to think that stopping my cig habit would aggravate me right now or something like that he said. It's just so much going on with me these days and I at this point upon speaking with him don't know if I really have a definitive diagnosis of FM/CFS. Like I told him sometimes I do and sometimes I don't.

Especially if you are a regular smoker and all of a sudden feel light headed while smoking and/or afterwards.

I still continued to smoke for a couple of days, but only a couple of puffs from my husbands cigarette 2-3 times a day, then I looked online about the effects off smoking whilst pregnant and quit straight away! There are times when I would like a cigarette but I care for my unborn baby a million times more than a dirty fag! Honestly the best thing you can do is quit, every time you smoke your babies tiny heartbeat has to beat extremely fast as it struggles for oxygen!

• Feeling more confident that you’ll be there to take part in happy future events, such as graduations and weddings • Being a healthy living role model to those around you Whatever age you are, it is never too late to give up smoking and enjoy the benefits of a cigarette-free lifestyle.

Hi i recently got a typhoid and hepatitis A vaccine at the same time, as i'm travelling to bali. Straight after receiving the vaccination i smoked a cigarette. It didn't occur to me until later that it could have been a bad decision. Could smoking affect the vaccine or prove to be harmful after receiving one?

I quit smoking the day after i found out too. I was a smoker for 5 years until september when i found out i having a baby. To me its all in the mind, and you have to be strong and know that you dont need it , its bad for you and your baby. My husband helped me get thru it , my baby my family is too important to me than a cigarette. Just remind yourself that your strong , you dont need it, its all in the mind. Whats in the heart is what matters.

6 years ago when i was preg witih son i had a hard time quitting...my doctor suggested chewing gum or sucking on a lollipop every time i wanted a cigarette...i agree with the ladies when they say to talk to you doc i ended up training my brain that every cig tasted nasty and learned quickly that it was mind over matter and i was able to quit....cutting back is the first step...

Iam currently 29 weeks, And today fighting with babies dad I broke down an smoked a cigarette. I will not smoke again during my pregnancy. But I am afraid of that one hurting my baby. Any mothers to be who are as far as me an smokes or still struggling to quit. Is ur baby still healthy?? Will that one effect my baby??

I was smoking a cigarette yesterday and was masturbating at the same time and after finishing masturbation I noticed there was some ash and cigarette paper on my penis. What if that Ash and paper went inside my penis (if the cigarette paper was somehow infection by an HIV person) then am I at HIV risk here at all?

I know exactly what you mean, I am searching for answers myself which is why i ended up here, however i am not trying to stop smoking but yeah after a few draws of a cig i get worried/anxious i think the nicotine may bring out anxiety you may already have maybe there is a reaction between the nicotine and what triggers your anxiety, maybe its a mental thing? i am no expert but i am just trying to think of possibilities.

I use to smoke a pack a day than i found out i was prego and stopped completely but these past few weeks i have been craving them.and off to smoking a cigarette maybe two (its rare) a day. Are bodys are very strong and can handle a lot babys also. But im.sure it depends on your body and how it wants to function. Im.sure your baby will be okay just dont over do it. Smoke if you really really need it.

I'm 10 weeks and smoke sometimes but it makes me throw up. I've smoked for 9 years as well. It's hard as hell but the baby will make u stop. You'll get sick from the smell. At least I did. If you can't stop speak to ur doctor.

I have no cravings for a cigarette. All the years I have been smoking and I knew if I went 1 day without I could stop. I never got addicted to the nicotine, to tell you the truth I don't think I inhaled all the way. I think I got it to the back of my throat but never to my lungs. (Well maybe sometimes) So I think I am going to have to worry more about throat cancer than lung cancer.

How do you deal staying in a house with people that smoke cigarettes me personally I can't stand them I have asthma and it's bad I was born with it so I have had it all my life and it runs in my family but I don't no how to deal with the cigarettes when my baby is born I mean the whole house smells like cigarettes and when I say something nobody pays me any attention I'm scared my baby may develop asthma even though she may develop it because it runs in the family but I don't

t mess up sometimes (bout once a week at work) but better than a pack or even a half a pack!! My midwife also stressed to not replace a snack or food for a cigarette!! Make sure you get all your needed calaries!!

Throw up after smoking a cigarette

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