Nauseous while dipping???

[Spener54]

I had a similar issue and it was actual a racquet ball sized ulcer I had developed. Might be worth going to see a doc. Mine started out with my stomach being upset then developed into terrible sharp cramping pain that put me in the hospital for a day.

for reference I dip a can of Copenhagen a day.

[TyAllen]

Same thing happened to me and I took my last dip that day. October 06, 2010 was my last dip and was one of the best choices I made. The first two weeks was the hardest for me personally. Good luck on quitting and hang in there.

[dragonsdaddy]

only 100% of the time. 1/1 is 100%.

[TXHUNT3R]

Coming from an alcoholic this post did not help nor did it show what tbh is about. Support this man in his decisions I have been an alcoholic for many years and it's not an overnight thing the op didn't ask about drinking in this post so don't add to it. Support him and answer the question asked and yes I see you were not the first one to bring it up but you ( guessing your not an alcoholic) wouldn't last a mile in his shoes so please help him and don't put him down that's what this site is built on. And I'm not trying to be an a**

[Graysonhogs]

I quit in 2009 my doctor said it takes 10 yrs for the urges of nicotine to wear off. It's true. But worth the fight.

Your doctor lied. Lol. Every now and then I still crave one and it's been 12 years. An I hear the same from coworkers who've gone much longer. I know one cig or dip would quickly take me back to where I was.

[Jcav]

I quit January 26th of this year because I found out my mom had cancer.

[whysixb]

I quit February 2 2014 dipped cope for 30 yrs it ain't been easy but I sure feel better good luck

That's the same day I quit. I woke up the morning of the Super Bowl and just decided I didn't want to do it anymore. I have had a few since then but that's it. It's not something I crave anymore, I don't have to have it. Cheers on our success!

[AtTheWall]

[ckamp52]

just keep on taking strides on the snuff and drinking bud, you will get there...I too struggle with snuff I can quit for months at a time and every year I get out in the field for dove season and break down and go back at it but one day I will get it licked

[biggun2677]

I dipped for almost 20 years. (since I was 12). I quit 3 years ago. I miss it almost everyday. First only one kind of snuff made me nauseuous but being hard headed I just switched brands. Eventually it all did it to me. Now I can barely smell it without getting sick. Quitting snuff ain't easy, quitting cigarettes was easier, but it can be done. As long as someone pushed me to quit I wouldn't do it, so I had to make the decision on my own. If you decide to quit, good for you and I wish you all the luck in the world. If you are like me you will backslide quite a few times but keep strong and know that it can be done! GOOD LUCK!!!

[Shane]

When I was 6 years old, I was riding out to the farm with my dad. He needed to move some pipe and other things. He dipped Copenhagen then. I asked him if I could have some, so he gave me a dip. It was about a 10 mile trip. He kept offering me his spit cup, but I was gonna be a man and not spit. After 10 miles worth of swallowing everything, we got to the farm. I got out of the pickup with my head spinning and feeling like I was gonna puke. I didn't, but I spit everything out, drank some water and laid down in the seat of the pickup while Dad went to work. He woke me up a few hours later when we pulled into the driveway at home.

I never dipped again. I chewed Red Man some in high school and college, but just the smell of Copenhagen still turns my stomach to this day.

[popup_menace]

Coming from an alcoholic this post did not help nor did it show what tbh is about. Support this man in his decisions I have been an alcoholic for many years and it's not an overnight thing the op didn't ask about drinking in this post so don't add to it. Support him and answer the question asked and yes I see you were not the first one to bring it up but you ( guessing your not an alcoholic) wouldn't last a mile in his shoes so please help him and don't put him down that's what this site is built on. And I'm not trying to be an a**

I get what you're saying man. My previous posts wasn't meant to be a put down or in any way negative. It was meant to let people viewing know that there may be another variable. I have had my own struggle with certain addiction (anorexia being one of them) and I know exactly how hard it is to overcome a vice. I meant no disrespect in any way.

[ThePap]

well theres your sign!!! quit bro, its for the best. i used to dip and smoke, ever since i quit i never felt better!

[Rubi513]

Have you started taking any kind of new medication?

[Horitexan]

A sign that it's high time you quit? Maybe?