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Smoking with Chronic tonsilitis

Discussion in 'Medical Marijuana Usage and Applications' started by flfck, Jun 25, 2009.

  1. #1 flfck, Jun 25, 2009
    Since I began smoking on a regular basis about a year ago I began getting severe tonsilitis. My tonsils are unually large to begin with and when I smoke they swell and give me bad sore throats for a few days. Sometimes they swell up so much that they touch, making it hard to swallow. I never got tonsilitis before I started smoking weed regularly, but now it is chronic and I have to get them taken out in August.

    Is it possible that smoking caused my chronic tonsilitis and would my throat get better after I get them removed?

    Just curious... any advice or knowledge would be helpful from someone that has simular problems.:wave:
     
  2. #2 F1N63R SKI11Z, Jun 25, 2009
    Just get them removed
     
  3. #3 flfck, Jun 25, 2009
    I am. It is going to be messy though. It is never a good sign when the ear nose and throat doctor says that they are probably among the worst tonsils he has ever seen.
     
  4. #4 Emma420, Jun 25, 2009
    My brther has extremely large tonsils 2 and he only smoked twice and then complained of a sore throat.
     
  5. #5 flfck, Jun 25, 2009

    Yeah same here but I gotta sore throat 24/7. Did your brother only smoke 2 times ever or more?
     
  6. #6 F1N63R SKI11Z, Jun 25, 2009
    Smoke the pain away
     
  7. #7 qwik1, Jun 25, 2009
    switch to a vaporizer ASAP.....it will eliminate most of the throat soreness you get from inhaling smoke
     
  8. #8 flfck, Jun 26, 2009

    Thanks. I have been reading and doind my research on vaporizers and I am thinking about investing in one soon.
     
  9. #9 chillax, Jun 26, 2009
    I would recommend a vaporizer.

    I have heard very good things about the iInhale for a portable vape solution. I'm planning on getting one soon.

    I own a Vapor Bros Hands Free vape and like it quite a bit.

    It's worth getting a nice one.
     

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