Vaping after Pneumothorax Surgery
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Doppelgott
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Update! I said i would update if im buying one. Well, its finally about to happen. Also, this is the serial-number: M1A3809182.
This is a "good one" right??
This is a good deal right now. But i think im waiting another month until my first inhale - just to be safe.
This is a "good one" right??
This is a good deal right now. But i think im waiting another month until my first inhale - just to be safe.
VaporsVaporizer
On the Stoop
Yes, the M1A's are good ones and waiting longer to use it is also a -very very good idea 
. The longer you let those lungs heal the better off you will be in the long run. How do you feel when you cough now?
. The longer you let those lungs heal the better off you will be in the long run. How do you feel when you cough now?
Doppelgott
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Yes, the M1A's are good ones and waiting longer to use it is also a -very very good idea
Yea. I thought maybe 1 month isnt long enough... coughing is no problem at the moment.even started running again. Slow and steady
Hey doppelgott , if you can run you are probably ok but its up to you when to start vaping . you are right to take it easy and start when you feel like it. I have ordered a solo from massdrop too but am still waiting for it to be sent out , did you get an email saying when it was been shipped.
Doppelgott
Member
I bought mine from ebay Germany. Tax and duty customs are too high. Bought it for 100€. 4 months old. With original papers for warranty.
VaporsVaporizer
On the Stoop
I still reccommend letting those lungs heal a bit more. You had tissue removed in 3 different lobes - JMO as a CST
Doppelgott
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I still reccommend letting those lungs heal a bit more. You had tissue removed in 3 different lobes - JMO as a CST
Thank you! Had my 2nd pneumothorax. this time on the other side and they romeved tissue in the top lobe. so i got that going on, which is not very nice. but this time, i hope it was the last time. New date considerung to by a vaporizer: Mid 2014....yay....
BUT im all about the pax now. the stealth effect has become a much more important factor since im moving in the next weeks. sooooo, i know the pipe screen trick and other stuff. anything else to know?
@VaporsVaporizer You seem to have both. What is your opinion?
cheers
VaporsVaporizer
On the Stoop
@Doppelgott, My opinion on what? The Pax or Solo? The Solo is easier on my lungs, the Pax can be a bit harsh, but i usually use a water attachment with it. For stealth, the Pax wins, but i'm really tempted to try the FireFly. I gotta stop buying vaporizers-NOT 
Doppelgott
Member
Its not just you - i am aware of the danger. But i got sick the last year a few times (just happend, didnt do anything wrong or highly risky or so).
not just my lungs, other stuff too. it was the shittiest year of my life. No more cig smoking, no more alcohol, no more intense exercise, no more flying, no more scuba diving, no more heavy lifting etc.
The habit-quitting itselve was nice of course. but the way it had to happen was the worst. it was not my choice, i HAD to give up all of these to stay more or less healthy. I hate the fact that i couldn´t decide to quit or not. i was forced to do so. And a life without any "drugs" (smoking, drinking, adrenaline, crazy nights out, dangerous stupid decisions / situations) is no fun my friend - especially when you have no other choice and you are being doomed to stay at home while your friends travel to Amsterdam to smoke and do shrooms, travel to Ireland and drink whiskey till you brown/black out or travel to spain to watch these fucking bulls running. Or fly to the usa and watch your first NBA Game.
But i know a lot about tv-series, so i got that.
TL;DR Thank you for your kind and reminding words.
(sorry for the bad grammar guys)
Doppelgott
Member
@Doppelgott, My opinion on what? The Pax or Solo? The Solo is easier on my lungs, the Pax can be a bit harsh, but i usually use a water attachment with it. For stealth, the Pax wins, but i'm really tempted to try the FireFly. I gotta stop buying vaporizers-NOT
why would you try the Firefly? Just to try it?
VaporsVaporizer
On the Stoop
I'm always looking for a great tasting portable for walking around the city
The Pax is stealth, but not as tasty as my Solo .@Doppelgott i hear where you coming from , sounds the same as me a few years ago multiple pneumothorax, Had to give up smoking kinda forced into so the doctors would do the operation i needed, but its probably the kick you would need to do it that was 4 years ago and some times i still get a craving to smoke a cigarette but i just remember being in hospital and the other older people i seen who were ruined from tobacco .
At least you have the op done on both sides now and can only get better and you will be able to fly and lift heavy things and when you can you should be able for vapor.
At least you have the op done on both sides now and can only get better and you will be able to fly and lift heavy things and when you can you should be able for vapor.
justwondering
New Member
Hi all.
i also got spont pneumothorax there. Probably from being a heavy smoker of tobacco and cannabis. I was on a drain and a pressure ossilater one too. the lung is back up 2weeks now. no mad surgery just a drain.
Would vaping using the v2pro 3 series make the condition more likely to occur?
or any form of vaping for that matter.
Today being 420 and the start of the bday week id like to at least do 1 vape for the occasion.
im not interested in types of vape units out there. just the overall " would vaping make it happen again"
Thanks
Paka-cholo
Flaccid Member
If I was you I wouldn't risk it. Can you take an edible instead? 2 weeks isn't a very long time and depending on the size of your pneumothorax it can be deadly.