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| Is it safe to smoke marijuana if you have a case of Pectus Excavatum? Mine i guess isn't too serious because the last time i went to the doctor he didn't mention anything bad about my case, he just said that i have less lung capacity reserve than the next man. He said smoking could cause a respiration ailment in me before the next man, but he didn't say to what degree or much anything else about it, so that's why i'm asking here. Most of you probably have no clue what i'm talking about, so i'm guessing this is a question for the beloved Mamabudz, but if you have anything to share, please do. I finally found out the name of my condition and how to spell it, so i was just researching it online and what i read from most sources said it isn't thought to be life threatening, but it gets worse through puberty years and could cause trouble breathing, etc.. I've also come to the conclusion that this is the reason for most of my paranoia while i'm high (i haven't smoked for a few months now, at first due to probation but now more because of this), because my heart beats against my ribcage and i can see it when i look in the mirror (barely noticable i guess but still). All responses are appreciated. Thanks guys (and girls)... royal |
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