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Having Cold Sweat, Stomach Pain, Black Out After Smoking. Underlying Cause

I am a 18 year old female and have been smoking for a long while now. In the past week after smoking I have gotten a cold sweat, stomach pain, thrown up, and blacked out twice after smoking a cigarette. After about an hour of sweating and throwing up about every 5 minutes it quits. I get extremely hot as well. It s weird how it randomly started doing this. What are reasons why, besides smoking is bad for me and I need to quit, this is happening?
posted on Thu, 21 Nov 2013
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Hi, Welcome to Health care magic forum.
It appears that you have hiccup, during smoking, due to which you would have got the reflux changes in the G.I. tract.
Or the reason may be the gastric irritation due to some or other cause.
Any how it is advisible to stop smoking to prevent such reactions.
Wishing for a tobacco free life. Thank you.
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Having Cold Sweat, Stomach Pain, Black Out After Smoking. Underlying Cause

Hi, Welcome to Health care magic forum. It appears that you have hiccup, during smoking, due to which you would have got the reflux changes in the G.I. tract. Or the reason may be the gastric irritation due to some or other cause. Any how it is advisible to stop smoking to prevent such reactions. Wishing for a tobacco free life. Thank you.