Smoking "anything" --- and that certainly includes marijuana, slows down (in some cases, dramatically) the healing process because of the tar and nicotine (and who knows what in marijuana). Also, the inhalation of any "smoking" puts pressure on the socket, further slowing down the healing process. Keep away from smoking for at least 5 to 7 days after surgery.
It would slow down the healing process slightly but if your goin to do it using a vaporiser it is better than smoking a joint or something like that as tabbaco thins the blood delivierying less oxygen to the wound
Plastic surgeons strongly urge adult patients to quit smoking before the surgery, because smoking delays and complicates the healing process.
yes no maybe so..
because you are not saposed to smoke marijuana idiot
lol plastic surgery... whether you have plastic surgery or not, it still destroys your brain cells and your lungs.
Im not sure but I bet it's not a smart decision
Yes
There is limited research on the specific effects of smoking marijuana in a vaporizer on spinal fusion. However, smoking any substance can potentially have adverse effects on the healing process post-surgery, including spinal fusion. It is advisable to consult with your healthcare provider for personalized advice.
Make sure you use a vaporizer, ingest it orally or use the essential oil. Marijuana is a miracle drug that can cure cancer. There are many healing methods that have been withheld from you If you are sick or are having a hard time recovering from surgery marijuana can help you. But remember this, the most important part of healing is giving your body things that it needs (essential fatty acids) and positive thinking to synthesize certain chemicals in your body to also help healing. I am convinced the Bob Beck Protocol can help heal as well.
Understanding the recovery process is crucial for planning your post-surgery activities and ensuring a smooth healing period.
Smoking anything (cigarettes, marijuana) after gastric bypass surgery is highly irritating to the new stomach "pouch" that is created during the surgery. This irritation can cause an ulcer in the stomach, which is almost unbearably painful and prevents the patient from eating or drinking. The other risk of smoking pot after the surgery is the munchies. Immediately after surgery (for the first month or so) your food intake is limited to a couple tablespoons to 1/2 cup of food per meal, and exceeding this amount of food will make you extremely sick, and can also result in death if the staple line in the new stomach is ruptured because it is overfilled. Later, overeating (or eating the wrong foods) will have a profound affect on your ability to lose weight or maintain your weight loss. To improve on the above, marijuana is used to TREAT ulcers!