I posted here about three months ago about quitting. I was having some problems breathing and cough, pains .
Well after 3 months of Investigations and multiple doctor appointment i have fount so many problems with my body.
First Vitamin D deficiency. Which is fine now. Caused me muscle weakness
Second Vitamin B12 deficiency. Which was causing these unexplained On off pains. (Nerve related)
I am on supplementation and its gone now.
And most importantly allergy. Which was something very new to me.
Now one thing that is unexplained is this mild productive cough which i am still having after quitting 3 months back. Has anyone faced cough this long. There is no apparent reason. My lungs totally fine according to all test. Not even have allergic asthma. My Allergist said cough is not because of Allergy. It could be something else like Acidity or Throat issue.(But i dont think so)
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Arvindkrao
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Hiya Arvind, congratulations on your 3 month quit and it's good to hear you are doing so well👍🏼
As your cough is mild and there are no other complications it's a very good sign and it will pass. I think you'll just have to be patient and it will eventually go as most of the side effects of quitting do. Well done again, great achievement 👏🏼😊x
Sounds to me too like this may just be a symptom of recovery and will eventually clear up. No two people experience the same symptoms and with you being closely monitored by health professionals there probably nothing to worry about . However, if it does worsen or continue for a long period of time dont hesitate to return to your GP
Can you let us know your quit date and we can add you to the wall of winners.. I am sure you will be feeling lots of benefits of quitting smoking
Hi ya Arvindkrao, a big warm welcome to our friendly quit support forum and a massive well done to you, 3 flippin months quit Wayyyy Hayyyyyy
The girls have given you some fantastic advice to which I cant better but I will say, we are all made differently and it takes some of us longer to reap the benefits of quitting smoking Sooo, please be patient and YOU WILL
As Glolin has said, could you please let us know your quit date, then we can add you to the Wall of Winners and keep your Winners badge upto date
I also get some color that's what bothers me. It used to be black for like two months and now recently i had fever last month and its greening/ yellowish kinda specs. I hope its due to allergy and smoking cessation.
I am not worried about the lungs because from chest x-ray and visits to many doctors nothing has been found. Now i dont even get breathless on exercising. Its just some obstacle kind of thing which happens sometimes with breathing makes me uncomfortable. And other thing is cough. Just waiting for full recovery. I used to smoke like 5 to 10 per day. So i know it will take some time.
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