A question for those who smoke.

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Posted by Testy (212.26.19.155) on December 11, 2000 at 07:11:48:

All.

I have noticed that smoking (tobacco only) seems to help abort a CH if it isn't TOO high on the scale. I put this down to the vasoconstriction effects of nicotine. Has anyone else noticed this or is it just some subjective thing I'm coming up with? I'm trying to quit is the reason I'm asking. *LOL*

All the best.

Testy.

Follow Ups:

Thank you all, and you're right. *S* Testy 06:34:36 12/16/00 (0)
Smoking Dave in Chicago 17:22:12 12/12/00 (0)
But I love you.... Smokey 23:11:33 12/11/00 (0)
Don't bring em...don't stop em Dennis O'C 21:22:51 12/11/00 (0)
I'd try to quit Testy.... August 16:30:12 12/11/00 (0)
I don't know whether nicotine has any effect on my... Bennie Sue 13:58:58 12/11/00 (0)
Nicotine is a definite cluster trigger for me. - NT Luke 11:53:04 12/11/00 (0)
no noticable effects if I smoke, or refrain from smoking.n/t melissa 11:32:20 12/11/00 (0)
it does`nt stop mine, i smoke more during an attack cher 10:44:20 12/11/00 (1)
- smoking bill 10:13:19 12/16/00 (0)
Quit smoking group Nancy 09:55:54 12/11/00 (0)
Nicotine Miguel 09:33:37 12/11/00 (0)
No Way Patrick 07:56:45 12/11/00 (0)
In my case BobG 07:23:44 12/11/00 (1)
- Same here, Bob, same here nt Riccardo 08:07:53 12/11/00 (0)

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