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Lung Health

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Was a smoker for 20 years but now quit for 7 months. According to my App, my lung health is still unimproved...guess they take a long time to heal...

 

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I am not a doctor or medical professional, but there must be some improvement in 7 months.  My breathing improved within a few weeks and I lost my constant cough within days.  

 

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I can't remember which app I had.  My understanding is that the deep damage to the lungs takes a bit longer to recover.  Every day they get better though. That's all I need to know.

I have the app too..

 

Far from expert - but even after a couple of months - I breathe better. 

 

These things are always an approximation I guess!

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I have the app too..

 

Far from expert - but even after a couple of months - I breathe better. 

 

These things are always an approximation I guess!

I'm with you...breathing improved drastically.

Still coughing up a green chunk every couple of days after 2 months. Can't seem to get more breath than I burn in a 1/4 mile jog, heh heh. This may sound weird but my lungs taste like dirt - that's the best way to put it. Dunno, anybody else have weirdness like that?

I always taste smoke when I cough. ..I don't cough often anymore, but when I do I cough "stuff" up and it tastes like metal or smoke!

Was a smoker for 20 years but now quit for 7 months. According to my App, my lung health is still unimproved...guess they take a long time to heal...NYMbu4w.jpg

I have this app and I also smoked for 20 years.

My symptoms went away literally overnight when I quit. For that I am so grateful.

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