Hoarse voice due to vaping?

A few days ago, I am having problems with my voice. It's better in the morning, but it's getting worse at night. My voice box feels dry and tight. I use my voice with my job, so I'm not sure if it's just because of work or if it's because of vaping.

 

Probably not due to vaping, but some juices contains aerosol that will cause mild irritation. New vapers might also take a little time getting used to it. See if it passes in a few days, I'd bet that its far likely to be due to your job. Pure nicotine can often aid breathing, so I'd doubt that the combined effect of nicotine and aerosols would be negative.

 

When I used to be a heavy smoker I used to get the same side effects with certain cigarettes. Not all of them did this only one brand did, as soon as I would change brand my throat would get instantly better. It could be from the juice, try using another juice and see if the throat irritation persists.

 

It could be either, really. Maybe you should slow down with vaping, switch juices, check the ingredients, etc. and see if there is any improvement in the way that you feel. If you've been vaping for awhile and haven't really switched anything up, it's probably just from your job.

 

How high is the nicotine level in your e-juice? This could be an issue with the nicotine hitting your throat. I had a few issues when I first started vaping. I also had a few issues with finding the right temperature on my vape. I would suggest playing with your temperature settings as well. I can imagine if the vape is running hot that the hot vapor might be burning your throat. This is a bit of a common issue when it comes to vaping.

 

Thank you for your help, guys! I'll try to switch juice and see what happens. My job is most probably a big factor as well. I have to find a better way to take care of my voice.

 

I think it's a combination of both. With vaping though, Propylene Glycol does absorb water so that could lead to dehydration and a hoarse voice. I would advice you to drink more water just to combat the dehydration. You should drink one glass of water before and after vaping. This could remedy your problem, I hope.

With your work though, I would say take it easy. Although I know how hectic a job can be, you still need to take care of your health.

Good luck and take care!

 

Upping your water consumption would help out either way, no matter which is the actual cause of the problem.

 

Yea my friend used to experience a hoarse voice due to his vaping as well. He told me just drinking a lot of water is enough to fix the problem about 90% of the time.

 

Hydrаtiоn will hеlp. It's аllеrgy sеаsоn, аlsо. Lоts оf pеоplе соmplаin аbоut hоаrsеnеss whеn thеy stаrt vаping. Vаping аbsоrbs wаtеr frоm thе muсоus mеmbrаnеs in yоur thrоаt. It yоu lооk up Prоpylеnе Glyсоl оn Gооglе, yоu will find thаt it's а humесtаnt ... it аbsоrbs wаtеr.

Thrоаt drynеss is а соmmоn соmplаint with vаping. It gоеs аwаy аs yоu gеt оff сigаrеttеs аnd gеt usеd tо vаping. I think wе аll lеаrn tо drink mоrе wаtеr tо соmpеnsаtе.

 

I have noticed that too. I found out online that p it's just the vapour drying out my throat. Now I just remember to drink water after I finish vaping.

 

All about your lifestyle. You can get smacked out of a voice depending on what happens over 2 days, what happens over 1 night, etc. It is more about what all is going on as opposed to just vaping itself, but vaping contributes yea

 

Maybe tone it down a bit? All things have negative side effects if you overdo them. Make sure to get enough spacing between sessions, take breaks once in a while, hydrate yourself, and just watch out for your health in general.