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Tonsillectomy and Smoking Marijuana

By JonGis111477 | 87 posts, last post
Dhruv Gupta, MD answered this Healing After Tonsillectomy
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You're wrong if you think pot has more chemicals then cigarettes. 

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You are a dumbass
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Marijuana does not have more chemicals in it than cigarettes. Cigs kill weed chills.

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Yeah, you are out of your mind if you think cigarettes are less harmful than marijuana especially since marijuana is proven to have many health benefits.
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Smoking marijuana creates more tar than cigarettes, and vaporizing eliminates that, and there is not more harmful chemicals in it. Idk where you get your facts but you are terribly misinformed. There still to this day is no evidence showing any harm from marijuana, except for the obvious inhaling smoke thing, but even still there is no proof that it causes any lung problems because everyone in history who smokes weed and has relatable health issues also smokes cigarettes, which there is undeniable proof that it kills people.
 

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You're not smart
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Hi this is day 3 for my recovery from a tonsillectomy and I was wondering if it would be OK to take one hit of weed ? Please let me know what you guys think
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cigarettes have over 4000 toxic chemicals in them...marijuana has none.

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Lol dsdesk111783 wtf type sh*t you smoke on im not sure you know much about weed lol
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Lol marijuana is not more harmful than cigarettes. Please research that a bit better
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Did you really just say their are more harmful chemicals in cannabis than in cigarettes? Please educate yourself...
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Marijuana/ cannabis saliva and India is non harmful non toxic in all ways. If you would like the past twenty years of studies conducted on the plant I can provide that. That being said smoking anything while in this state can affect your lungs. Street marijuana is also grown in harmful ways which could have been a part of the problem but the main problem lies with the thicknesses of the marijuana smoke.
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Listen bud. I've looked at the plants under intense testing. The after burn does not produce a tar, it produces a resin which is my first indication your a liar. Second for the past ten years myself and others have documented studies about cannabis and it's lesser affects. For the past twenty years the only problem usage swelling of the bronchi. Stop lying. I make a career around providing people with their medicine. Are you even educated on what pharmaceutical base their existence on. Opium which makes pot look like a kitty toy.
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Well said thank u
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marijuana is a natural plant and does not contain toxic chemicals. i think you are getting it mixed up with cigarettes. however, it can cause harm while you are healing because the smoke can cause dry sockets and bleeding so it's safest to just wait until they are healed to start smoking again.

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