What exactly do your lungs go through when you quit smoking?
treehugger asked:
I have recently quit smoking. (I smoked heavily for 11 yrs.) It’s been about a week, and I can NOT stop coughing. I assume my lungs are just healing from the previous smoking. How long does this horrible coughing last?
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September 29th, 2008 at 7:16 pm
i have just quit after smoking for 24 years, I’m on my seventh week and still suffering but only cough a couple of times a day, although the invisible person keeps poking me..
good luck…
October 2nd, 2008 at 6:14 am
It will get better, Your Body is getting rid of the Crap you put in for so long.I quit 16 Years ago and it wasn’t easy.Stick with it…it’s worth it.Good Luck.