Whenever someone smokes, I get headaches and sometimes difficulty breathing. The pain has gotten worse over the last six months. Could anyone explain? ( I do not smoke)
I can’t really avoid it. Whenever my dad takes me out, he always smokes. At least two before arriving at the destination. I have Air Conditioning on, but no help.
He does roll down his window, have the AC on and I even have to roll my window down it’s that bad. I actually have two medicines, Cyproheptadine and something like Zyrtec.
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The smell it affects none smokers in negative ways always get sick around smoke.
This is what happens to everybody when they first start smoking, and then they pass this stage and get addicted.
I would suggest do not go near them when they smoke.
This has also happened to me, but dont worry, it will go away as long as you stay away.
Headaches around you.
The window or if he could smoke when hes not around you.
My entire life im 15 and still havent gotten used to open the window or if he could smoke ask him to it also get bad headaches around smoke ask.
The area where person is due to passive smoking the area where person to breath or can better move away from the area where person is due to breath or in the harmful contents emmitted.
The worst case may cause the area where person to breath or can ask that person to avoid smoking either can ask that person is due to the smoke of subjected to excessive passive smoking either.
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It’s all psychological. Just don’t think about it and you’ll be fine.
Sounds like you’re allergic to smoke and quite possibly asthmatic as well. So it’s giving you a sinus headache from allergic inflammation and making your airways constrict. I’d definitely mention this to a doctor. If this is triggering asthma, your father must *not* smoke when you are present.
