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Smoking after the flu?

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by TokerNJ, Feb 2, 2014.

  1. #1 TokerNJ, Feb 2, 2014
    So I'm getting over the flu (started on Tuesday, pretty bad until yesterday, taking Tamiflu) and I've been desiring a good toke. I'm motivated to roll one up right now but I don't want to irritate my throat too much. Any opinions on the effect smoke has on recovering from the flu? Is it fine if I go ahead and smoke?

     
  2. #2 edhills, Feb 2, 2014
    It may irritate your throat/lungs but that's about it. I'd recommend against smoking a joint/blunt though, the smoke would be much more harsh as opposed to a bong or ideally a vape.
     
  3. #3 2jza70, Feb 2, 2014
    I smoked or vaped every day I had the flu
    It actually made me cough less after I was done smoking, and the coughing between hits helped me clear out the phlegm
    But I agree, a bong or vape would be best
     

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