What Will Happen If you Smoke Weed & Cigars but you Have Asthma?

Okay So Me and my Friend Where Talking about Getting High. He Has Asthma Kinda Bad Like me. We dont Get Asthma Attacks Very Often , Or Much At All Really. SO like If he Got High Will it Effect him a lot?? Like What Will Happen??

Answer #1

well I have asthma, and I’ve smoked weed a few times out of peer pressure from my boyfriend :P it doesn’t do anything to bad to me, in fact I didn’t even notice my asthma, but mine’s not very bad at all anymore. it’s just cold weather and doing too much activities. if yours is pretty bad or more than just a little irritating you might be better off just being high on life :D

Answer #2

Marijuana was once a recognized treatment for asthma. It was available in drug stores, in pre-rolled cigarettes sold in packs, and was called “Asthmador.”

Marijuana is a bronchodilator (it causes bronchial tubes to enlarge/expand) and a vaso-constrictor (it causes blood vessels to constrict). These effects are generally helpful to a person having an asthma attack, and to prevent such attacks, but there are much safer medicines available for this purpose, which is why marijuana is no longer available as an asthma treatment.

Both marijuana smoke and cigar smoke can trigger an asthmatic attack. It is very dangerous and foolish for a person with asthma to intentionally inhale any kind of smoke.

You should NOT smoke marijuana, or even inhale it with a vaporizer, unless you are counseled to do so by a physician who is familiar with your asthmatic condition.

You should not inhale tobacco smoke at any time.

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