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- Thread starter Terry T
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Might be a pg or vg allergies.
How long have you been off cigarettes?
Are you smoking and vaping - too much nicotine.
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if the OP hasn't been off cigarettes very long, it could be a withdrawal symptom -- withdrawal can feel like the flu, complete with cold sores. Could be a PG allergy. Could be an overgrowth of the candida fungus, causing a thrush infection -- I struggled a bit with that, when I first started. Think it's just because the pH of the mouth changes.
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Have to agree with that! Narrow it down by using higher PG, and higher VG, in order to find the cause for your discomfort.
Could also be slight burns if you vape is too hot and you get spitback.
Maybe it could be your allergic to certain flavor concentrations.If you vape the same thing just a couple of juices it would be easy to eliminate the possibility. Iam deffinfiy not a doctor you say its no big deal and I hope its not. But it mite be something to get checked out. Just looking out for another vaper.
Hey, I actually got my md to check this out for me. It happened to me like for months after I quit smoking (maybe 4 months). They aren't sores, they are just ulcers, which can happen for a variety of reasons, but most likely it is the change in ph in your mouth. This can happen just as a symptom of quitting cigarettes, or from vaping, or a combination of the two.They are a little terrifying, but quite harmless. If they sting, just dab a numbing agent like something for tooth pain on it, and try to avoid too much sodium as this will irritate them. They will stop once your mouth adjusts. If it does get painful, and you want a medical opinion, a trip to the doctor would be a good choice, just for peace of mind.