Random nicotine sensitivity?

[Bijan]

10 minutes ago, Hammer Smokin' said:

My last young fresh RASS had me on my ass, then the couch...almost spinning. 

Same in that young RASS is very strong to me. But in my case the volume/density of smoke gets to me before the nicotine, so I never get the to the dizzy or faint part.

I usually smoke Petit Coronas or around that size, and bigger cigars less often. So I'll have to sip a beverage more often with a bigger or stronger cigar. I won't be able to puff as hard, won't be able to retrohale as much, will have to just slow down, etc.

[Meklown]

Had it many times before, mostly when it was too hot and humid outside with no wind, and I ended up puffing too fast/too hard. I'm sure my personal condition played a part as well. The result for me is almost always cold sweat, dizziness, lots of gas to release, and general weakness/faintness. Once I also got a strong ringing in the ears. Always goes away after around 20-30 mins with lots of water intake. 

Get it much less these days, as I learn to read the surrounding conditions and recognise the early signs better to adjust my smoking

[Fosgate]

Low blood sugar. Smoking cigars lowers your sugar quickly and people will frequently feel the nicotine effects. I always keep a few packs of sugar on me when I smoke to avoid it. 

[triphitter]

Seasonal allergies kick my ass this time every year. Sun exposure increases, tree pollen is first followed by grass pollen and then capped with ragweed pollen, humidity - the outdoors is beautifully complex. I lay off the cigars at initial acclimation, there's no avoiding it in the NE USA.

[Enduin]

I actually just got this two nights ago. Smoked after dinner so full stomach as usual but halfway through my cigar I got the sweats, feeling woozy, the works. I have been feeling not great lately so I bet that it was related. I slowed down the puffing substantially, while occasionally briefly purging the cigar to make sure it wouldn't go out, and that did the trick. 

I'm a strong believer in the blood sugar thing though, so that would have been my next step if slowing down didn't work.