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Understanding Lip Discoloration: Why Smoking Changes Lip Color Discoloration of the lip due to smoking is usually brought about by extended exposure to toxic substances such as nicotine and tar
Non-smokers living with smokers have a 35% higher risk of developing lung cancer compared to those living with non-smokers, with the risk increasing to 53% when compared to a completely unexposed group
Manas Kalra from Sir Ganga Ram Hospital discusses detection and treatment methods
Most people start with a high concentration of nicotine such as 8mg or 16 mg and eventually move to lower strengths such as 4mg to 2mg, with some settling for liquids with zero nicotine, he said
they are active biochemical agents that can alter your bodys chemistry, potentially leading to inaccurate readings, misdiagnosis, and unnecessary anxiety
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