Karan Singh Karan Singh Asked 8 months ago

Does smoking marijuana cause lung cancer?

I occasionally smoke marijuana, and I'm concerned about my lung health. I know regular cigarettes cause lung cancer, but does smoking marijuana cause lung cancer too?

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Ram Lakhan Yadav Ram Lakhan Yadav Joined May 2026 6 months ago
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Bhai, dhuaan toh dhuaan hota hai, chahe woh kisi bhi cheez ka ho. Hamare pados me ek bhaiya bahut ganja peete the, unko baad me saans ki badi takleef ho gayi thi. Apne shareer ka dhyan rakhiye, doctor babu se pooch lijiye.

Nalini Krishnan Nalini Krishnan Joined Mar 2026 7 months ago

When you have metabolic issues like thyroid, your body is already dealing with inflammation, and smoking weed just adds toxins. Make sure you get regular health checkups and discuss these habits openly with your doctor to avoid lung risks.

Simran Kaur Simran Kaur Joined May 2026 6 months ago

Lungs love fresh, clean air the most! 🌟 Smoking anything regularly can damage those tiny air sacs, so it's always better to avoid smoking of any kind to stay super healthy and active.

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Shirish Patel Shirish Patel Joined Jun 2026 5 months ago

My knees creak if I walk too fast, so I definitely wouldn't want to test what marijuana smoke does to my lungs! Hot smoke and delicate lung tissue are never a good match. Let's keep things simple and breathe clean air.

Varun Malhotra Varun Malhotra Joined Mar 2026 7 months ago

Hey, don't stress too much about it right now, but yes, inhaling smoke regularly does carry lung risks over time. Just try to cut down gradually and take care of your chest. If you feel any weird cough, go see a doctor, okay?

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Aniket Shinde Aniket Shinde Joined May 2026 6 months ago

I ignored a persistent wheezing cough for two years thinking it was just a regular allergy, and it turned into severe chronic bronchitis. Please don't ignore any respiratory symptoms if you smoke weed. Get your lungs checked by a proper specialist immediately.

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