Short Term Effects of Tobacco

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Short Term Effects of Tobacco Lose some sense of taste and smell Shortness of breath Halitosis (bad breath) Tiring easily Nervousness Nausea Headaches Irritability Difficulty in sleeping Mood and temperament affected Dizziness Increased heart rate Lowers skin temperatures Discoloration of teeth Function of central nervous system affected Reduces blood flow in legs and feet Gum disease and tooth loss

Long Term Effects of Tobacco Cancer of: Mouth Lip Tongue Gum Larynx Esophagus Kidney Bladder Pancreas Cervix Lungs Tobacco can also pollute the lungs which can result in: Chronic Bronchitis Emphysema Smokers cough COPD Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease