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Does smoking marijuana worsen copd?
Of course-it's worse than cigarettes although you probably smoke less
Does smoking worsen a sinus infection?
Yes, smoking can worsen a sinus infection. The chemicals in cigarettes irritate the mucous membranes, leading to increased inflammation and mucus production, which can exacerbate symptoms. Additionally, smoking impairs the immune system, making it harder for the body to fight off infections. Quitting smoking can help improve recovery and overall sinus health.
What does smoking worsen?
smoking worsens emphysema
Is electric cigarettes it the future of smoking?
No.Electric cigarettes are vaperizing,not smoking.
How do you use worsen in a sentence?
The state of your heart will worsen if you continue smoking.
Are electronic cigarettes a good alternative to smoking tobacco?
Studies have shown that e-cigarettes and vapor pens are safer than tobacco cigarettes, and many people have stopped smoking tobacco cigarettes using them. However, if you are not smoking e-cigarettes, vapors, or tobacco cigarettes now, the best choice is not to start smoking at all.
If you are interested in smoking cigarettes but you do not want to actually smoke one would smoking electronic cigarettes be better?
Smoking electronic cigarettes would probably be better, but it might lead to smoking cigarettes one day. It's best not to smoke either.
Which condition does smoking worsen?
It can worsen Bronchitis, emphysema, asthma, heart disease.
Marijuana blunts vs cigarettes?
I have heard that smoking a blunt is the equivalent to smoking a pack of cigarettes
How can we prevent from smoking cigarettes?
we can prevent smoking cigarettes by banning them from persons who owns a shop and sells them
Can smoking worsen asthma?
yes of course
Does smoking worsen arthritis?
The short answer: Yes.The explanation: Smoking cigarettes can lead to the development of rheumatic diseases and make them harder to treat, according to three new studies presented at the 2009 annual meeting of the American College of Rheumatology in Philadelphia.(Source: Arthritis Today)
