I had mono back in may. I had to go to
the hospital and say overnight due to a
rash and dehydration, so I had a pretty
good case of it. My Dr. Told me that I
would probably not be normal for about a
year. Last week I caught the flu, I went
and got my antibiotic and am feeling
better, but being a smoker the cough is
still lingering. For some reason when I
go to have a cigarette now I choke and
can't have one at all! Now I know this
is better for my cough for me not to smoke
at all, but I am wondering if something
more is wrong w/ my throat/cough. Anyone
ever experienced this??? It's been about
a week now that I have not been able to
smoke.
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Joined: 22 Mar 2007 Posts: 324
Posted: 02-10-08 06:40am
I'd suggest that you try to stop smoking.
This symptom that you mention, coughing
when inhaling a cigarette, is a natural
response. Your body is asking you to stop
that action.
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