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This is because the cilia in your lungs recover full function and are now pulling up all the crud that was there from past smoking. | This is because the cilia in your lungs recover full function and are now pulling up all the crud that was there from past smoking. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:16, 12 May 2023
If you quit smoking completely (the method makes little difference), some people cough MORE... For ~1-2 weeks.
This is because the cilia in your lungs recover full function and are now pulling up all the crud that was there from past smoking.