I'm not a new smoker and it happens when I'm hungry or if I smoke 2-3 in a row. Why does it cause nausea? I sometimes feel like I'm gonna throw up after smoking.

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Eviriany t1_j1xshl5 wrote on December 28, 2022 at 4:34 AM

Fuck everyone that hates on you because smoking is bad... 99% of smokers know it's bad, stfu already people...

The honest answer is that it's one of the earliest signs of CO Poisoning - And given you draw in a lot of CO when you smoke... you have a large scale intake of CO. It passes within minutes of "Fresh air" - It's also why smoke indoors long term with no ventilation will cause the same results for everyone around you.

rhodard t1_j1xtizp wrote on December 28, 2022 at 4:43 AM

or it could be nicotine poisoning early signs.

AgmaWang OP t1_j1xx99j wrote on December 28, 2022 at 5:19 AM

Thank you. I mostly drink water, work out and eat healthy so I was confused a bit. It really does go away after a fresh breath of air.

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NeedleworkerEvening3 t1_j208fw9 wrote on December 28, 2022 at 6:41 PM

I had the same experience when I started smoking. It was horrible but I kept smoking. I eventually quit but I find it interesting that I ever continued. If I ate a food that gave me the same reaction I wouldn’t eat it again. Just saying… tobacco, alcohol, drugs…..all made me sick but it never stopped me. I would get sick in order to get the good feeling that would come later. With smoking I just wanted to be a cool kid with tobacco; with drugs and alcohol I just wanted to get high. Like my body was always screaming “Nooooooooo” and my mind was always saying “Bring it on! It will be awesome once you quit throwing up!”

aisha_so_sweet t1_j21fyxh wrote on December 28, 2022 at 11:34 PM

I used to get nauseas too even just after 1 cig sometimes. I miss it some times especially when i'm at work.

RyanXastron t1_j1y7g9u wrote on December 28, 2022 at 7:12 AM

Well the toxins get in your lungs, from there they get into your bloodstream, then they travel to your brain, depending on what kind of toxins they are because there size does matter, they might enter your brain cells and disrupt your neurological connections. That's how you get symptoms like nausea, hallucination, dizzynees... From drugs and alcohols

DonDizzle42o t1_j1xrih8 wrote on December 28, 2022 at 4:26 AM

I’d say because cigarettes are toxic. Possibly due to the poison your inhaling or the poor diet you seem to have. Either way drink some water and stop smoking while your ahead.