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Pain in Lung

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by TokinToker, Mar 3, 2010.

  1. #1 TokinToker, Mar 3, 2010
    So i was smoking a blunt earlier and while i was hitting it i would occasional have a sharp pain in my left lung. This happened the last time i smoked as well and im just wondering if this should be cause for concern. Im thinking i should just take a break for a bit and see what happens after not smoking for a while.
     
  2. #2 4_2_0, Mar 3, 2010
    Do you really need to ask?
     
  3. #3 Soca_Playa, Mar 3, 2010
    probably just cause blunts are harsh man but idk
     
  4. #4 steveo420, Mar 3, 2010
    just take a little break for a while man...It will help your tolerance anyway if you have a big tolerance
     
  5. #5 boogercruiser, Mar 3, 2010
    i would say check it out, if you say it was sharp that is not normal at all bro. go to a doctor, and stop toking if you want cannabis eat edibles or get a vape
     
  6. #6 UpInSmoke42o, Mar 3, 2010
    yea blunts are tobacco but it could be something else on your left side unless your for sure its a lung

    **EDIT**
    when i said blunts are tobacco i meant tobacco leaf not tobacco in em my bad
     

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