Smoking weed causes neck and jaw pain and blocks my nose

[DemoCommando]

i get this also.
At night, when I toke up, my nose is so blocked I cna't breathe except through my mouth and it feels that I have lots of mucus buildup in my throat.

But this is only when I smoke reefer at night. Cigs don't do this to me.

dave

[sam44]

sometimes when i take GIANT bong rips, my mouth neck and lungs will hurt like a mofo for about 15 mins

[shaan04]

I think it might be a mental thing cuz i use to feel guilty having weed thinking that it was a bad thing. But when u start doing some research on it u get more knowledge.

[DemoCommando]

I've been smoking for two years, it's not mental. That shit happens no matter my state of mind.

dave

[shaan04]

Thas crazzy man i never new cuz i use to get neck pains cuz i felt guilty that i was useing it buh i gusse every one is diffrent.

[deadfan420]

When I smoke weed my joints will ache a little. I attribute it to my being hyper-aware of all my senses while high, not some bad reaction or anything.

I found breathing can be difficult too, and my heart will race as well. I just figure it's part of the high and don't think about it. The good feelings of being high far outweigh these few bad symptoms.

[r0k]

Lol dude, same for me but mine are explainable.. Like my neck hurts cause I'm sitting here for a long period of time, being too stoned to move.. And my nose is stuff cause I just smoked, idk.. Always is, and yeah I breathe through my mouth sometimes too, but just blow your nose dude.

[Gandalf_The_Grey]

Maybe ween can cause a reverse-inflammatory effect in some people, it would explain the neck pain and his trouble breathing; Swollen sinuses do feel like they're "stuffed up". I also had to quit weed because it aggrivates my pain which is caused by inflammation in my spine, and I've heard a few other members here say it makes their back pain worse.

Makes me suspect every so many people have a body chemistry that, after gaining a high tolerance, starts rejecting the tetrahydrocannabinol and releasing inflammatory chemicals to counter the anti-inflammatory cannabinoids. There are even rare conditions where people's bodies release excessive amounts of inflammatory molecules, an auto-immune disorder I suppose, a neurologist tested me for this once.