Causes of Chest Pain after Smoking Smoking can affect you in many ways and increase the risk of several illnesses like tuberculosis, bronchitis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, lung cancer, high blood pressure, stroke, and even coronary artery disease
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These can include: Bad breath (halitosis) Dry mouth Yellow or brown nicotine stains on your teeth and tongue Recessed gums and gum disease Black hairy tongue, which is unpleasant but harmless Tobacco stomatitis, or smokers palate, which are sores on the roof of your mouth Canker sores Oral thrush (smoking is a risk factor for this mild yeast infection) Breathing difficulties or smokers cough Are Smoking & Vaping Bad for Your Teeth