Hi all.. Unfortunately I suspect that lately I started to get symptoms of weed allergy.. It is not so fun getting it from the plant I like the most. I probably got over expose during my growing and this is just a little warning to you all. I'm not sure this is true and to be honest it is all a mistery for me at the moment. I hed to stop my growing and also to stop using weed. Because every time I try to smoke or vape I start having breathing problems and also my eyes were burning. I tried to find some information on the web but with no luck. Looks like this topic is still under research. Does anyone have any tip or idea how to get out of this uncomfortable situation?
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Weed allergy
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dontknownuttin
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What he said
D.A.A.S.69
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A ok at my house.
Yes. I will try to look for it . Just hope I don't have the allergy to some of the substance in the cannabis.. There are over 70 different substances there. It's a real pity that there is still no special pill just for that. Hopefully now when it's getting more and more popular someone will do it.
DingusKhan
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If a suspected-allergic person were to
1) wash their hands and forearms very carefully. Select an arm and write their selection on the calendar for 3 days from now.
2) using a clean needle, give them self a little scratch, one on each forearm, just a small one enough to make it bleed a tiny bit, on the soft side, same as the palm of their hand.
3) Rub the NON test arm with a clean finger.
4) For the TEST arm, rub a clean finger on the inside of a pot container, and then rub the residue in to the cut. Wait about 5 minutes and wash both scratches with soap and water, cover with a band aid.
If such an person were to be very good, and Don't scratch (they don't have to keep it covered, but DON'T SCRATCH) In 3 days, if the test arm is more inflamed and itchy than the non-test arm, they would be having a local reaction, that if the same reaction took place lungs, it would feel like coughing and spluttering and inflammation.
1) wash their hands and forearms very carefully. Select an arm and write their selection on the calendar for 3 days from now.
2) using a clean needle, give them self a little scratch, one on each forearm, just a small one enough to make it bleed a tiny bit, on the soft side, same as the palm of their hand.
3) Rub the NON test arm with a clean finger.
4) For the TEST arm, rub a clean finger on the inside of a pot container, and then rub the residue in to the cut. Wait about 5 minutes and wash both scratches with soap and water, cover with a band aid.
If such an person were to be very good, and Don't scratch (they don't have to keep it covered, but DON'T SCRATCH) In 3 days, if the test arm is more inflamed and itchy than the non-test arm, they would be having a local reaction, that if the same reaction took place lungs, it would feel like coughing and spluttering and inflammation.
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DingusKhan
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Not a bad idea. But unlikely if you already regularly smoke it.
Some who react badly to poison oak say that drinking the milk of goats that eat poison oak relieves their allergies. You could feed your leaves and trim to goats and drink their milk. Or do you know any wet-nurses who use edibles?
Some who react badly to poison oak say that drinking the milk of goats that eat poison oak relieves their allergies. You could feed your leaves and trim to goats and drink their milk. Or do you know any wet-nurses who use edibles?
DingusKhan
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And Campesino, I think your handle is really cool.
D.A.A.S.69
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I get a terrible allergy every time my stash starts running a little low, that's why I ain't running low no more.
oldjarhead100
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I feed my chickens the fans leaves from my plants
DingusKhan
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Does it make them act funny, or does it make you act funny when you eat them or their eggs?
