January 3, 20188 yr Some people may start to feel as if they are getting cold or flu kind of symptoms when first quitting smoking. Some complain of burning sensations in their lungs. There is a regeneration of nerve cells throughout the larynx, trachea, and bronchi which may very well cause these kind of sensations. At the same time though, it is also always possible that the recent quitter is in fact coming down with a cold or a flu. The following resources explore the issues involved with why these symptoms may be happening from having just quit smoking, but also discusses the importance of getting them checked out if they are prolonged, intense or accompanied by other indicators of actual infection. Related resources: Learning how to inhale General warning about getting colds or flu after quitting After quitting smoking is there such a thing as a quitter’s flu? Cilia Blood sugar issues when quitting smoking Disorientation that may occur when first quitting smoking Common symptoms When you may really need to talk to your doctor about quitting smoking Is anyone else experiencing the symptom of…? Is this a symptom of quitting smoking? (part 2)
January 3, 20188 yr Author I am hoping that the board administrators start moving my other recent new videos announcements on this forum so that these posts do not crowd out other activities on this specific board. MQ has set up many of my videos hosted at https://www.quittrain.com/forum/15-joel-spitzers-quit-smoking-video-library/ Maybe the recent posts https://www.quittrain.com/topic/9524-new-video-“it’s-cold-outside-boy-do-i-need-a-cigarette”/ and https://www.quittrain.com/topic/9527-new-video-its-still-cold-outside-why-this-is-a-bigger-problem-for-smokers-than-non-smokers/ can be moved to that directory. Edited January 3, 20188 yr by Joel Spitzer
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