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Posted on Jul 27, 2020, 10:46 am
#1

Hello,

I've been smoking since the 9th grade, for like 3 years.
and I'm not an addict, past 5 months I literally only smoked 3 packages of cigarette, Lower than 0.5/per day. I've never been an addict and never will be.
Don't tell me to quit. Because I don't even care (I'm kinda quit. lower than 0.5 per day). I only smoke when I'm with friends etc. It feels kinda good.

With that's being said, should I quit FULLY before undergoing CLL (If I do it, i'll prolly do it in 5 years or less)
or should I just quit a month before having the surgery or something and never smoke during the LL period?
Or does it still affect my bone regeneration that I'm smoking way before CLL? I don't wanna get frigged up during the period.

Best Regards

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Posted on Jul 27, 2020, 11:29 am
#2

Forgot to mention, I surely do know that everyone has to STOP smoking during the surgery period, consolidation etc.
I just wondered if smoking way too before than the surgery is bad. (years before)

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Posted on Jul 27, 2020, 12:36 pm
#3

Wtf?! Years ago and still got non-union?! I'm horrified so bad.

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Posted on Jul 27, 2020, 2:53 pm
#4

Well,

Having non-union as a risk is too bad. I wish there was a possible way to detect if an individual is going to have non-union or nah after the procedure.

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Posted on Jul 27, 2020, 4:12 pm
#5

I don't want no arguments, I'll post whatever I want. I obey all the rules. Please do not talk to me ever again, with all due respect, please do not say anything under this comment.

Best Regards

also, the user called "more"
You are literally talking the biggest bullsh*t through all over the forum, you have no rights to claim his response was a "good" one.

edit: I'm trying to learn, I get to learn by asking. It's simple. You don't need to say that my questions are stupid, if they are not stupid for me; your opinion does not really matter.

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Posted on Jul 27, 2020, 5:15 pm
#6

Hello,

Thanks for the reply. Of course you are right, quitting is the best. I was just wondering if it'd make too much impact upon my body although i'm smoking as less as possible, 0.5 and less per day. I'm sort of a paranoid guy, that's why I'm asking everything though. But yeah, thanks for the honest reply.

Best Regards, have a good day

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