Do we really want to hamper Natural Selection in its purest iteration? Let the OP do what he wants. . .
I'll concede that the same unworthy thought crossed my mind, but I decided not to give voice to it............
Do we really want to hamper Natural Selection in its purest iteration? Let the OP do what he wants. . .
Exactly the same question occurred to me.
I couldn't agree more.
Seriously, this is a thread which is breath-taking in its premise. I was flabbergasted when I read the thread title and the initial post from the OP. In a country where affordable and accessible health care remains somewhat contentious, the OP asks - a mere three days after comprehensive dental surgery where all four wisdom teeth were removed - whether it is 'safe' to start smoking weed?
To the OP: Have you taken complete leave of your senses that you would even think if asking such a question? More to the point, have you no sense of of the need to take some sort of - any sort - of even exceedingly limited personal responsibility for the state of your health?
For most of recorded history, most people had no access to meaningful health care. Indeed, much of the world still lacks access to meaningful health care. For that matter, a significant percentage of the population of the US lacks access to affordable meaningful health care.
And, while some say smoking even nicotine relaxes you, and smoking weed can transport you to a state of blithe benign bliss, there are those of us who are churlish enough to point out that sepsis can kill.
Exposing unhealed wounds to carcinogens - to anything which might delay or impede the healing process - is not only witless, clueless and moronic behaviour, it is also grossly irresponsible.
I'm stupefied that anyone would even think they need to ask this question of themselves, let alone ask it of an anonymous online forum.
What ever you do don't drink Alcohol! I made that mistake when my Wisdoms were taking out during College. My dorm room is on the 4 floor and kids said they could hear my scream in the Quad! That really hurt!
Also try no sodas for about 1-2 weeks after the teeth were removed. The carbon dioxide inside soda doesn't like open pores in the mouth. Lastly try abstain from acidic vegetables drinks too.
Do we really want to hamper Natural Selection in its purest iteration? Let the OP do what he wants. . .
God forbid anyone shows concern for a fellow human making a stupid decision.
Jesus. I was joking. I should realize that sarcasm doesn't play well on a text based forum. I don't wish the OP any bad vibes. It was a joke. A joke like we are all so fond of here.
Look. Smoking a little weed after your wisdom teeth get pulled is no big deal. I went out the day after mine were pulled and played golf. On one drive, I ripped my stitches on two teeth ( and consequentially hit the ball into the woods). was it smart to play golf the next day? No! Is it a good idea to smoke weed shortly after - well I suppose it can help with the pain but stay away from the Doritos. Those things will cut your gums up.
I was joking. Everyone relax.
Heh. Somehow knew this thread would end up like this. People getting all holier than thou just because people choose to smoke weed.![]()
Do you mean like beer and liquor or anything, including mouthwash, that may have alcohol? I've been using listerine fine.
I guess I'll go back to not drinking soda for a while. I was avoiding carbonated beverages for the first 5 days as my little pamphlet advised me. Today being the 6th I had some.
Know the difference between the two different forms of alcohol Wiki of Isopropyl & the Wiki of Ethanol.
Let you mouth heal about another week before going back to the vises. You will heal quicker.
use this moment as a chance to stop and move on. You'll save yourself a lot of grief down the road.
So, was it one wisdom tooth pulled, or all... And remember, the dentist knows what you have been doing!
[doublepost=1550147932][/doublepost] sorry I'm new to this but I was trying to get information and I came across this because I just got my tooth being moved yesterday and they told me exactly three days after I can smoke because they know I smoke cigarettes but I was just smoke pot which I've been going through a lot of stuff so my nerves are like really bad so I was wondering if after three days anything happened to you cuz I was going to wait till Saturday to smoke but I was kind of hesitant I was kind of scared I don't care that much about cigarettes cuz I only smoke cigarettes because I can't smoke pot in public but we'd I kind of need it because I have horrible nerve issues and anxiety so if anyone could give me any advice cuz I have to go back in 2 weeks to do a feeling so you know I don't want to cause any issues at the same time I really need to smokeDo you mean like beer and liquor or anything, including mouthwash, that may have alcohol? I've been using listerine fine.
I guess I'll go back to not drinking soda for a while. I was avoiding carbonated beverages for the first 5 days as my little pamphlet advised me. Today being the 6th I had some.
Some people may have thought I was being hyperbolic when I wrote this post last fall.I’m out of breath.
Oh the healing power of periods.
[doublepost=1550147932][/doublepost] sorry I'm new to this but I was trying to get information and I came across this because I just got my tooth being moved yesterday and they told me exactly three days after I can smoke because they know I smoke cigarettes but I was just smoke pot which I've been going through a lot of stuff so my nerves are like really bad so I was wondering if after three days anything happened to you cuz I was going to wait till Saturday to smoke but I was kind of hesitant I was kind of scared I don't care that much about cigarettes cuz I only smoke cigarettes because I can't smoke pot in public but we'd I kind of need it because I have horrible nerve issues and anxiety so if anyone could give me any advice cuz I have to go back in 2 weeks to do a feeling so you know I don't want to cause any issues at the same time I really need to smoke
Guess I'm just lucky, I'm 82 and no dental issues, plus I still have all my wisdom teeth , go figure.I'm not going to say "weren't we all young and thoughtless" because hey, maybe only some of us were.
Nevertheless here I am at 75 with no dental problems. Of course I quit smoking a few years after that, and quit drinking 30+ years ago . . . .
But yeah. I was among the young and dumb.