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Smoking Marijuana With Costochondritis
Hi I’m A 14 Year old Female With costochondritis I’ve had it for 7 Days & im a heavy marijuana smoker ... I smoke everyday but recently I haven’t because of the condition . I went to the hospital & I was prescribed Motrin 800 & that really helps the pain. But my question is , is it okay to smoke now? I heard that it’s okay as long as I don’t cough because that will make it worse
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HELLO, IT'S VERY DIFFICULT TO U LATTER ON AS IT CAUSES OKWARD SMELL FROM BODY, EUPHORIA, TEETH, GUM TOUNG COATS DARK BROWN, IF U WAIT TILL COUGH U DEVELOP LOT OF SYMPTOMS RELATED TO RESPIRATORY ,GIT, ALL FUNCTION DERANGED SO IT'S BEST TIME SAY MO TO MARIJUANA.
COSTOCHONDRITIS BECOMES WORST.
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Yes, Dr Sushma Shah rightly mentioned all unwanted aspects.. This is the right time to quit. Don't ruin life for a bad addiction..
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