4 Wisdom teeth pulled yesterday (24h ago) Can i Smoke?!?!?!?

[ilovetogethigh]

ok so yesterday mornining, 8 am i went to oral surgeion and he removed 2 top and 2 bottom wisdom teeth, the pain isnt even bad i only feel it if i touch bottom ones, i cant even notice top ones...

ive got stitches in my mouth to help it heal/stop bleeding. i was prescribed tylenol 3, and ibuprofen 60mg. i have just decided to stop taking the tylenol 3 because everytime i take one and eat i always throw up like a half hr later.. the ibuprophen doesnt bother me but doesnt reallyl seem to help either, ive got little or no pain without pills... dont know if it matters but im 18

havent taken either pills since yesterday and i feel fine on my gatorade diet.

anyways enough boring shit about my life..

does anyone know if i can start smoking marijuana today?

i dont mean like sucking on a bong or joint which might hurt.. i mean some pails( waterfalls ) and not huge ones, just little to start off..

does anyone agree/disagree with doing this?


if u dont know what a pail is then im probably on the wrong forums.... anyways heres kinda a pic i found off google.

ilovetogethigh Reviewed by ilovetogethigh on 07-07-2010. 4 Wisdom teeth pulled yesterday (24h ago) Can i Smoke?!?!?!? ok so yesterday mornining, 8 am i went to oral surgeion and he removed 2 top and 2 bottom wisdom teeth, the pain isnt even bad i only feel it if i touch bottom ones, i cant even notice top ones... ive got stitches in my mouth to help it heal/stop bleeding. i was prescribed tylenol 3, and ibuprofen 60mg. i have just decided to stop taking the tylenol 3 because everytime i take one and eat i always throw up like a half hr later.. the ibuprophen doesnt bother me but doesnt reallyl seem to Rating: 5

[psychocat]

I had 22 removed in one go (yes you read right TWENTY TWO) and the next day I sparked up a joint just as I had every day for the last 20 years. :thumbsup:

It certainly won't kill ya !

[ForgetClassC]

WHen I got all four of mine removed, I still smoked cigarettes and buds at the time. I've quit cigarettes since then but the day I got my teeth extracted, nah, not one cigarette, it sucked, but after that, I just made myself a lung out of a bottle and a bag, I used that to smoke cigarettes, and for the nugs, I had my girl fill up a bong for me and I would just take the downstem out so there was no pressure. The main concern they say not to smoke and such is because it creates suction which can tear your suchers and then with the open wounds, the smoke is not a good thing; it can create dry sockets.

-C

[middieman440]

well theres a chance u can get a air pocket in your mouth/tooth and bad stuff can happen

[psychocat]

you could cover the cavities with something to prevent the smoke coming into contact with the socket, I used sterile cloths cut to size and folded over the gums.

[lozzabob]

if you do smoke, rinsing your mouth out with salty water after every session is probably a good idea, my husband smoked straight after his teeth pulling and he was fine!
ps we call them buckets in aus:thumbsup:

[ForgetClassC]

you could cover the cavities with something to prevent the smoke coming into contact with the socket, I used sterile cloths cut to size and folded over the gums.

Yeah definitely had gauze in every time I smoked.

-C

[devils dream]

I had 22 removed in one go (yes you read right TWENTY TWO) and the next day I sparked up a joint just as I had every day for the last 20 years. :thumbsup:

It certainly won't kill ya !

haha cat i can top that i had all mine removed in one go and sparked up a j as soon as i got in the car to leave hospital. i hadnt had one all morning, no way was i waiting days to smoke. it was the funniest attempt at smoking ever my mouth was so swollen and numb i couldnt feel it and had to guide my joint to my lips with my fingers. lol

it didnt do me any harm no infections or anything.

[FlyinPolynesian]

Dry sockets and having your sutureʻs tear fucking BLOW!!

I suggest you Vape or just wait 72 hours to the initial swelling has gone down and your body has re-developed enough new white blood cells and new platelets:thumbsup: