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Used to have Asthma..and wanna smoke

Discussion in 'Beginner Cannabis Consumption & Tips' started by BayGRass, Feb 12, 2010.

  1. #1 BayGRass, Feb 12, 2010
    I know this is on here alot but i always see different answers.
    BUt when i was a baby i had bad asthma. It went away and i havent had to use an inhaler since but ive been smoking Heavily for a few years now and there was a few times where i had trouble breathin durin my high for like 20 mins..But now i seem to get really bad when i smoke..It gets really hard to breathe then i get these sort of panic attacks

    I stopped for about a month now and i wanna keep smoking but i dont want have an asthma attack or somthing:eek:
     
  2. #2 Magical, Feb 12, 2010

    My mom has had asthma for a long time and she smokes, I don't think it an give you an asthma attack. If you can't breathe well use your inhaler. Just chill out and don't panic, your not going to have an attack or die or anything.
     
  3. #3 Blix, Feb 12, 2010
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    Cannabis is known to dilate bronchial passages so is actually good for asthma. Just one of
    the many uses of this miraculous plant.

    If you haven't had an asthma attack for years I don't think cannabis will trigger one now.
    If you're really worried about smoking, you might want to invest in a vaporizer.

    Edit.

    Also, don't panic. It's not going to hurt you. Cannabis is safer to use than Aspirin or Tylenol.
     
  4. #4 RobertDowneyJr, Feb 12, 2010
    THC acts as a bronchial dilator-- just like albuterol.

    Problem is, the act of smoking irritates the mucous membranes in your lungs.. which causes the breathing trouble you're having. Take smaller hits, that will help.

    Also, the cooler the smoke the better.

    And if you're still concerned... Buy a vaporizer! :smoking:
     
  5. #5 RobertDowneyJr, Feb 12, 2010
    ^ beat me to it Lol
     

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