Nausea and retching when smoking

Everyone knows that smoking has a particularly great impact on the body, so smoking should be banned. However, although they know that smoking is bad, some people still cannot resist the temptation and choose to smoke. It is this choice that causes them to have many sequelae, the most typical of which is nausea and retching. At this time, everyone should realize that there is a problem with their physical condition and seek treatment as soon as possible.

If you experience symptoms such as nausea and retching when smoking, there is a high possibility that you have chronic pharyngitis, which is a chronic inflammation of the pharyngeal mucosa, submucosa and lymphoid tissue. Diffuse pharyngitis is often part of chronic inflammation of the upper respiratory tract, while localized pharyngitis is mostly inflammation of the pharyngeal lymphoid tissue. This disease is common in clinical practice, has a long course, and symptoms are prone to recurrence. If smoking causes symptoms such as nausea and retching, and if the retching occurs frequently and is severe, it is recommended that you go to a local hospital for a check-up and quit smoking.

Smoking has many harmful effects. Nicotine in tobacco can inhibit the secretion of sex hormones and kill sperm. At the same time, nicotine in tobacco can hinder the combination of sperm and egg, greatly reducing the chances of women becoming pregnant. Studies have found that smoking can also cause impotence. And inhaling carbon monoxide from cigarettes reduces the blood's ability to absorb oxygen. Nicotine can increase the heart rate, blood pressure, weaken the heart's ability to withstand stress, myocardial hypoxia causing coronary artery infarction, and local cardiac ischemia (or angina pectoris) promotes the accumulation of atherosclerosis and the onset of many heart diseases. Smoking can also cause a variety of brain diseases, reduce the oxygen and blood circulation in the brain, cause bleeding and blockage of brain blood vessels, and lead to paralysis, intellectual decline and stroke. The cause of stroke is that smoking causes spasm of blood vessels in the brain, making the blood more likely to clot. Smokers are twice as likely to have a stroke as non-smokers.

In short, tobacco is extremely harmful to the human body. If you often experience symptoms such as nausea and retching when smoking, you must quit smoking in time and go to a local hospital for examination. Smoking can cause more than just chronic pharyngitis. It also increases the incidence of cancer and other diseases. Don't wait until you get sick before you think about quitting smoking.