recently quit for about 4 months
for awhile now i keep wheezing and my lungs are locked up everytime i use marijuana.
i am allergic to marijuana, but my question is can you develop asthma out of no where?
i am currently using an inhaler
salbutamol sulphate
Hello there chronic_smoker,
It is probably that your excessive smoking has leaded you to the asthma condition. It is possible to get asthma if you have been suffering or struggling with bronchitis. Allergic bronchitis, when things get complicated, or left untreated, can lead to asthma.
I presume that you have been consulting with your doctor, and that he has prescribed you salbutamol sulphate inhaler. Any additional questions regarding your condition you must ask your doctor. He is a medical expert and it is his duty to answer everything you want to know.
Unfortunately there is no cure for asthma, and it will reoccur from time to time with severe trouble to breathe. Carry inhaler everywhere you go and you should be able to stop asthma attacks.
Hey, I have asthma and it's simply the swelling of the bronchial tubes and overproduction of mucus lining making it hard to breath. Therefore, I am almost certain that it doesn't come out of the blue, and if it did not that abruptly. I believe your body is just trying to cough up the tar build-up in you lungs from smoking those cigarettes and your wheezing and other symptoms are caused by that. hope i helped.