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A member asked:
I have blood clots in my lungs they small but is it safe to smoke a little bit?
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Smoke a little: It is never safe to smoke even "a little bit." That raises the probability of illness for all of us. Having blood clots only increases the risk. I respect the fact that it can be a struggle to become completely smoke free. Please contact your local hospital, doctor, cancer society or psychologist for support as you heal and to stay smoke free afterwards. Peace and good health.
Answered 4/22/2017
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