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here's the thing i got my wisdom teeth removed over 48 hours ago which is how long they say not to smoke or i will get a dry socket and they caution me to wait longer as well... so heres the thing i dont hurt and it seems to be goin well and im sure they ment cigs which i dont smoke anyway so do yall think its too soon to start up again cause its been tooo long haaha... thanks for the help.....:confused:
i'd say to wait just to be safe. try cooking it in something if you really CAN'T wait.
if they said after 48 hours youd be fine to smoke i see no problem smoking my wisdom teeth are just growin in it hurts like a bitch
prepare some cannabols (pot soup) or some marijuana tea, something easy to eat and still produce the desired effect.
Well I've had 4 out and still have a 5th that is now broken and hurting bad...
Trust me to wait as long as they tell you. or put some gauze over the socket and hold with your teeth to keep the smoke from going over it.
RINSE often with salt water to keep infection down.
After every drink of something not water or food or smoking.
Trust me on this....just like getting your tounge pierced...rinse often and it will heal faster.
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Be safe and wait... besides, you have all those pain killers to tide you over
hmm, I would because I bet it hurts like a bitch, and I'm sure they perscribed Vicodin (just from having it done also), so take a vic and then blaze but make sure you have a drink on hand so you can just take a sip before and after every hit
my friend smoked the same day he had his removed and had no problems. i wouldn't wait.
I just got my wisdom teeth out a couple weeks ago and I smoked on the second day. The reason they tell you not to smoke is because the suction of drawing in smoke can pop out one of your blood clots and cause dry socket (suction is also why you can't use straws). So I rolled a loose joint and didn't make a seal with my lips when I smoked it so I drew in smoke and air and reduced the vacuum and I got nice and ripped with no problems at all. If you're careful you can do it BUT you do still increase your chances of getting dry socket which I hear is quite painful. I think you're out of the woods after 5-7 days. It's your call if it's worth the gamble or not. It was for me :smokin:
i'm getting mine done soon and now i'm dreading it, never even thought of the non smoking issue. better brush up on my cooking.