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I smoked for 3 years and have quit for almost 3 weeks now
At first i thought my liver was infected dying or whatever but i read up lots of quitters experience similar feelings
One theory i heard was the lungs growing back in size and putting pressure on your rib cage which is why it hurts at the walls of the body rather than "inside"
One thing i cant explain tho is the swelling in the area of pain
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WATER IS KEY
Drink lots
Youll feel better within a day
Continue drinking water until you forgot you were even in pain
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My name is ryan im 21I am just short of 200lbs my beer gut is most noticable ive smoked for 3 years and quite about 3 weeks ago
I have had a sharp pain in my right upper torso that feel like a sore muscle or something like it and it hurts mostly with complex movements of the upper body as well as breathing
The last few days ive taken different advice from people posting in this discussion and i can tell you if you experience similar pain in a similar area the most effect things i have done is drink water sit up straight stretch ever so often and practice deep breathing excercizing
A few cups of water a day should be enough to see results and youll almost immediately feel releif with sitting up straight
Im not sure why this pain is occuring and im not sure yet when it will end ill kerp everyone updated about that
Also if your problems are not effected by these tips id see a doctor just in case
Ive been drinking tea today and its been a little helpful but water is the best solution i think
Im grateful i decided to quit 3 years in rather than 30 i genuinely feel bad for anybody going through what im going through only ten times worse and i hope the tips ive given give some relief
Also i tried pain killers (the suggested doses) and no help at all so im not sure really what to do
But because water is very helpful in easing the pain over time i imagine its got to do with the liver or lungs and not the rib cage directly
One theory is that the liver is cleansing itself and water dilutes the poison
Another that ive had from the beginning is that the mucus i cough up is swollowed bsides any that actually comes out of my mouth abd that mucus is toxic so when i swollow it im poisoning myself and my liver then processes that poison
From there im not sure but water is a good remedy so give my advice a try and good luck
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My pain has moved towards my upper left back and its much of a "pain" anymore rather than discomfort and the constant urge to pop my back which is considerably more bareable but the problem is still around
HOPEFULLY ill be able to say that the problem is actually gone in maybe 4 days tops
Ill update again if something significant happens
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After over a week of drinking a lot of water streching deep breathing etc ive found myself now to be without any discomfort or pain and i havent had any water to drink in a day and a half
Today is the first day i have experienced 0% discomfort and im hoping that is the end of that
Also for about a week around the same time i started drinking lots of water i got an aweful cold mild headaches off and on horrible sinuses and feelings a loss of energy just all around aweful and as the cold subsided at about the same rate the pain and discomfort did
So basically drank water and etc for a whole week while i feel like c**p after 4 days in the cold and pain subside and i think its been like 8 or 9 days later im feelings much better
Again i only smoked 3 years and gave up cold so while i expect others who have smoked longer to go through this much worse and longer there is hope just take care of your bodies and hopefully your problems will get better
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One more thing I should add, since giving up smoking, my weight has increased significantly too. I used to be rather slim. Now, I can no longer say that. I am very concerned about this, because I am not diabetic, but I am afraid if I keep on gaining weight like this as a result of quitting smoking, I could at least become pre-diabetic. That will be another health issue to contend with. So much for the health benefits of being a non-smoker!
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