Why do my lungs burn when i quit smoking?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Lung pain caused by smoking can be very scary, and when it persists, or worsens, after quitting, it can be downright disconcerting. When you feel that transient burning ache in your chest that onsets a day or two after your last cigarette, you're experiencing a similar phenomenon to sore muscles after a workout. When muscles tear, they have to rebuild. The soreness is the tissue healing itself. No pain no gain! Similarly, after you quit smoking, your lungs are finally given room to breath, if you can forgive the pun. The cilia (small, hair-like, fibrous, locomotive tissue) start regrowing, exfoliating all of the tar and dead tissue that's accumulated over the years of constant assault by a toxic, heated gas. This causes pain. You may also exhibit flu like symptoms including a sore throat or congestion. A tickle in your throat is the cilia growing back and beginning the process of hauling out all of the waste from your lungs in the form of hacked up phlegm. If chest or throat pain persists for longer than a month, you may want to see a doctor.