How come when I vape my nose comes out?
Many vapers have claimed that e-cigs have badly dried out the skin in their noses, in many cases causing random nosebleeds. The main chemical that's causing this is propylene glycol (PG), a dehydrating chemical that can suck the moisture out the sensitive skin inside your nostrils.Apr 13, 2016
How do you know if you're allergic to vape?
Skin Problems and Rashes If you have experienced rashes and skin problems while consuming and using other products with PG in it, then it's highly likely that you may experience similar reactions while using PG vape products. Dryness, itching, rashes, and hives, may all signal an allergy or sensitivity.Jul 30, 2021
Does vaping clear your sinuses?
Research in animals suggests vaping makes it harder to clear your nose of mucus, a new study reports. Experiments in sheep showed electronic cigarette vapor can cause a condition called mucociliary dysfunction, which makes it harder to move mucus or phlegm.Jun 7, 2019
Why do I sneeze every time I vape?
An allergic reaction usually happens within a few minutes of exposure to an allergen - the compound that a person is allergic to. Most mild reactions can cause symptoms including sneezing, red and itchy eyes, wheezing and coughing and a rash or worsening of asthma and eczema symptoms.Aug 9, 2018
Does vaping make your face puffy?
The nicotine and chemicals used in vaping can also cause skin ageing as the nicotine can cause the breakdown of collagen which helps to keep our skin firm and plump, which is why smokers and indeed those who vape often develop lines around the lips and have puffiness around their eyes."Jan 31, 2020
Can vaping damage your nose?
In a related study, the same research team found increased damage in the nasal passages of vapers and hookah users. Levels of inflammatory compounds released by defense cells in the nose were up to 10 times higher for vapers and hookah users compared to cigarette smokers.Mar 1, 2022
Can vaping through nose cause dry socket?
This is because nicotine decreases oxygen levels, promotes inflammation, and restricts blood flow to healing tissues. THC does not contain nicotine, but the suction caused by using any vape (nicotine or THC) can cause a dry socket.Sep 21, 2021
Does vaping cause mucus build up?
Specifically, the researchers found that vaping with nicotine impairs ciliary beat frequency, dehydrates airway fluid and creates more viscous phlegm. This "sticky mucus" can get trapped in the lungs, which could leave your lungs more vulnerable to illness and infection.Jun 27, 2019
DAYVAPE
Well vaping sure isn't going to help with you'drying out' like that! Especially since your doc told you to use saline spray, etc... he must have noticed that you were really dry. Maybe you should think about easin' up on the good ol vape until this gets better? Just a thought...
Cheriepye
Sorry your feeling so bad....I know I've been sneezing and having some runny nose, but mine is all seasonal allergies. Nothing I can blame on vaping. I hope you start feeling better soon.
iKN0WaGH0ST Ultra Member Verified Member ECF Veteran
How long has it been happening? If it has only been a few days then I wouldn't worry too much about it. The seasons are changing and a lot of people are getting sick.
yzer Vaping Master ECF Veteran
More details are needed here, General Patton. How long have you been vaping? What kind of juice are you using and with what device?
Cptfunpants Super Member ECF Veteran
I was just about to make thread about this!!!!! I don't get a runny nose, but I do get mucus in the back of my throat.
Old Curmudgeon Super Member Verified Member ECF Veteran
The men who served under General Patton did without a lot. They endured malnutrition, lack of supporting fire, inadequate clothing and arms in addition to sleep deprivation in order to achieve General Patton's goals: to defeat the Wehrmacht.
VapRon Super Member Verified Member ECF Veteran
I had the runny nose thing going. After about 8 month of vaping 50-50 pg/vg I went to 40-60 and then to 100 vg.
Amorphis2k Full Member
Haven't yet had a runny nose or phlegm but I've only just started vaping... My old man who got me into vaping has had bad headaches but I think thats from not smoking cigarettes and his dependency on other drugs not just the nicotine.
rdbeads Full Member
Around the two week mark of vaping I had the same thing happen. I thought it was the pg so went to vg, but it didn't change. After another week or two my phlegm and runny nose stopped. I have since increased my pg to about 40% and am still having no problems.
UK: Yorkshire Cancer Research (YCR) is promoting vaping again to combat smoking, the leading cause of preventable cancer
Yorkshire Cancer Research (YCR) is promoting the concept of switching to vaping again to combat smoking, the leading cause of preventable cancer. The campaign follows on from the outstanding film launched on National No Smoking Day, addressing the misconceptions about vaping and tobacco harm reduction.
Thank you mods!
I just wanted to publicly thank the mods for implementing our new no medical questions rule that I suggested a few days ago. Hopefully it cuts down on some of the clutter, questions we're not qualified to answer, and just dumb shit that's in no way related to vaping being blamed on vaping.
AllYourBase Super Member ECF Veteran
Last night, I was partying with some friends. After one too many drinks, I decided that vaping my e-cig with my nose would be a good idea. So I did it. It actually wasn't that bad!
WomanOfHeart Vaping Master ECF Veteran
I hope you don't mean that you used your nose to vape. That's just wrong!
AlbertaClipper Super Member ECF Veteran
That is HILARIOUS! No, I never thought to vape with my nose. Maybe the next time I get toasted, I'll try it.
bander68 Super Member Verified Member ECF Veteran
I apologize for asking, but somebody has to: did it taste like boogers?
dfs405 Senior Member ECF Veteran
I am assuming he means inhaling the vapor through your nose like we used to call french inhalling when we were kids and not putting the actual mouthpiece to his nostrils. At least I am hoping thats what he means because plan two is quite offensive no matter how drunk you are LOL
Effex Senior Member ECF Veteran
When I used to smoke analogs, I used to be a chronic nasal exhaler, until I was told that it was really bad for the nasal membrane along with our "smelling cells" or whatever you wanna call it. basically, over time it greatly reduced our ability to smell, and clogged the nose.
Remit Unregistered Supplier ECF Veteran
I literally mean that I put the end of the PV into my nostril, plugged the other nostril, then inhaled through my nose.
Does exercise cause asthma?
And while it's well-known that exercise can trigger asthma, hives and anaphylaxis (a life-threatening, whole-body allergic reaction -- that's right: in rare cases, exercise can and does kill ), it's not well-understood what triggers the annoying allergy-like symptoms.
Can exercise cause allergies?
It's called exercise-induced rhinitis, and it's a lot like allergic rhinitis -- also called hay fever or nasal allergies. For the unlucky people with EIR, as it's called, a good workout triggers allergy symptoms: congestion, sneezing, runny nose, itchiness, general misery.
