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joewoo

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Marijuana + Cigerettes Lethal???
Posted: 02-03-05 17:48pm

Background ::
before college I was very active and never smoked anything... College hit and I started smoking in 2000... I've been smoking cigerettes (less than half a pack a day)... But since this past summer (04) I also have been smoking marijuana daily... I have prolly missed a combined 10 days of not smoking marijuan....

Right now I have pains and its no longer fun when im high... Im constantly paranoid about my health... Reading alot of statistics and being extremely worried about my health I decided to quit both...

I dont know too much about my health... I havent been to a real dr in years to get a real check up (i'm korean myself and so I have been to many korean drs but they generalize too much and dont take me for me)... All I know is that my body definately doesnt feel too healthy...

Question::
i am 23 years old... I was wondering if I am too young to get lung cancer...Although he recommended me to jus quit, the last dr that I visited had told me not to worry because im young... Sounds like bs to me...

I get sharp pains once in a while where I involuntarily try to grab my chest... Before I actually reach my chest, the pains go away... Should people be getting these short strong pains as a side affect of smoking?



I have been too ignorant on too many things in my life... I cant be ignorant about my life anymore...Please respond with as much info as possible (even though I barely gave enough to understand my case)
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lf777

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Posted: 03-16-05 23:08pm

Hello

your age and the length of time that you were exposed to tobacco makes it highly unlikely that this is related to cancer. It certainly may be something else, like an infection, but not cancer.

The best part is that you are on your way to a healthier life. Quitting cigarettes and drugs was the right thing to do.

Regards,
lf
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