The NDSHS found that for those aged 14 years and older most analyses are conducted with those aged 14 years and older to allow for comparison with earlier surveys fewer people reported smoking (18.1% to 15.8%) with fewer smoking daily (15.1% to 12.8%), weekly consumption of cigarettes decreased (111 cigarettes to 96 cigarettes), and there was an increase in average age of initiation (15.4 years to 15.9 years) and never smoking (57.8% to 60.1%) [12]
As more smoke fills the space, oxygen concentration drops and CO2 rises
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Apart from cancers of the ears, nose, and throat, and tinnitus, the impact of smoking is extensive, often leading to: GERD Loss of taste and smell Cleft lip and palate Chronic laryngitis Thyroid disorders Bad breath Throat hoarseness and discomfort Ear infections With an understanding of the impacts of smoking on the ears, nose, and throat, leading ENT surgeons in Gurgaon recommend periodical ENT consultations for smokers
