I was not long ago upon the roadtrip/vacation to brand new orleans with the little friends from Atlanta. On the approach their they illuminated up in the automobile the couple of times as well as you breathed in their puffs of fume without delay as well as afterwards eventually asked them to stop that they did as well as waited until you got to rest areas. However, they one after another to fume in the motel room the 2 nights you stayed there as well as you breathed it in during night whilst you slept as well as during the couple of hours we’d cling to around in the room any day. Will being unprotected to so most second palm from 3 smokers smoking during once henceforth repairs my lungs as well as means my skin to age since during the impulse you feel similar to somebody is station upon my lungs as well as you can’t get the exhale in.
 |
|
|
You’re being a big baby about it. Lungs are self-healing…so there will be no permanent damage. You might want to look up "psychosomatic" though.
While exposure to second hand smoke can be harmful, you shouldn’t be in major danger from that trip. It does suck though, especially if you’re not used to being near smokers.
No not generally. Prolonged exposure to second hand smoke can.
No, all of those smokers breathed in just as much smoke as you did, along with actually smoking. You are not going to notice absolutely anything.
If you feel like somebody is standing on your lungs from that, then you’ve got other problems. I would get that checked out by a doctor, because secondhand smoke shouldn’t do that.
Also, even in heavy smokers, the alveoli of the lungs do eventually go back to normal, although it takes a long, long time for that to happen if there’s a lot of tar built up and whatnot.
I’m sure your lungs are fine from just that though.
Well, one supposedly smokes 1 out of every 4 cigarettes his partner smokes. However, this is over a long period of time. I would say you will be feeling right back to normal in about a week, with no permanent damage.
In the future, if you’re the driver, and it’s your car, then you have the right to insist they do not smoke in the car.
Interesting question gets a star!
First off, it’s too bad that your friends are so inconsiderate. Most smokers these days know better than to smoke in the same room or in the same vehicle as a non-smoker. Secondly I doubt that there would be permanent damage. However you may have had some kind of breathing difficulty that exposure to secondhand smoke may have aggravated. See a doctor if this problem persists.
http://www.cdc.gov/tobacco/secondhand_smoke/index.htm