"Dr. Barbara Levy said she has seen lots of women who have adhesions and endo - who have NO pain." Is it possible that smoking contributes to chronic pain?
The following AMA website offers help for people who have made a decision to quit smoking - in order to improve their health. Perhaps the information at the following web site will help you quit smoking.
If you are able to quit smoking and notice a definite decrease in your pain level, I hope that you will share your success at the IAS forum. It won't be easy, but with the right motivation ( less pain ) it will be worth it!! Good Luck!!
[]>How to Quit Smoking...and Quit for Keeps
http://www.ama-assn.org/insight/gen_hlth/smoking/smoking.htm
Introduction Preparing Yourself for Quitting
Knowing What to Expect Involving Someone Else Ways of Quitting Just Before Quitting On the Day You Quit Immediately After Quitting Snack Calorie Chart What Happens After You Quit Smoking?
Withdrawal Symptoms and Activities That Might Help
Quitting for Keeps
Congratulations! Keep Your Guard Up How to Dampen That Urge Not Smoking Is Habit-Forming Relapse: If You Smoke Again Marking Progress Common Rationalizations For More Information