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How much damage is being done when I try to quit smoking, then smoke again?

July 20th, 2010

I know smoking tabacco is bad and I’m trying to quit. I just wanted to know if I quit and then have a relapse, am I doing worse damage to my lungs because they’ve had some time to heal and then I go traumatize them again?

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One Response to “How much damage is being done when I try to quit smoking, then smoke again?”

onetruerick2008 says:

July 20, 2010 at 5:23 am

No, I don’t think you are doing extra harm. It is probably good to give your lungs a break from time to time.

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