Chest Pain While Smoking Weed Posted: 01-28-07 21:19pm
Sometimes when I smoke weed I get chest
pain on my left hand side. It isn't
horrible, but certainly noticable. Often
the next day I still have that feeling.
Sometimes when I don't smoke I get the
same thing but it usually goes away in a
minute or two. Since it's only on my left
hand side I doubt that it's my lungs and
am concerned that it's my heart. The
feeling is that it is being gripped.
First off, is it my heart? Second, what
is going on if it is? And third, should
anything other than stop smoking? I'm 16
and my cholesterol is kind of high if that
means anything........ Thanks
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Makoto
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 16 Jul 2006 Posts: 263 Location: Japan
Posted: 01-28-07 21:51pm
I think it means that you should go see a
docotor. High colesteral and chest pains,
on your left side. And you smoke. You
should go get checked out, maybe nothing,
but why take a chance. It would be a
shame to die at such a young age from
something that could be prevented.
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NickVellios
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Joined: 01 Nov 2006 Posts: 55
Posted: 01-29-07 20:06pm
I am sure putting a bunch of toxins into
your chest area isn't the best idea when
you experience pain right after. But
that's just my opinion.
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DiplomaticPiff
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Joined: 05 Feb 2007 Posts: 2
Posted: 02-05-07 02:32am
I think this is normal for any weed
smoker. I've been smoking weed for about
4 years almost everyday and have
experienced temporary pains in the chest
and in my lungs. I think also it depends
on how much you smoke I only had it when I
smoked a ton of it but now I have lowered
my tolerance and dont really have any
chest pain. I have a friend too who
experiences pain there.
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spectermonkey
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Joined: 29 Dec 2006 Posts: 59 Location: Somewhere
Posted: 03-04-07 01:26am
smoking weed, chest pains, high
cholesterol ...doctor's visit anyone?
Indeed.
visit.
Please.
this could or could not be bad.
But if I were you, i'd rather not take a
chance.
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jeurj
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Joined: 08 Mar 2008 Posts: 2
Posted: 03-08-08 01:05am
hey i am experiencing the exact same case
that you are on the left hand side and it
suddenly started for no reason like 2
years ago i am currently 21 and i have
this pain a lot especially after smoking
weed.
i went to see as many as 10 different
doctors and examined my heart my lungs my
stomach and pretty much everything else
the last doctor told me that it is related
to my intestines and that is what is
causing me the pain and he prescribed me
medication but nothing seems to work...
Please inform me if you solved your
problem and how?
this is really important to me because
this pain is starting to drive me
crazy...
thanks in advance
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becooksey
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Aleve Posted: 04-16-08 15:31pm
I had smoked for awhile and stopped for a
few months. When I started smoking again,
I started getting the chest pains on the
left side. Now its gotten worse. It
sometimes gets hard to breath. I went to
several doctors and they knew nothing.
Finally, my school doctor told me that it
is an inflamation of on the walls of your
chest, arthiritis. Take some Aleve or rub
some icy-hot on it; works everytime.
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