Categorize the following effects of smoking as short term or long term effects
To clearly define the short-term and long-term effects of smoking, here are some common effects categorized accordingly:
Short-term effects of smoking:
1. Bad breath
2. Smelly clothes and hair
3. Reduced sense of taste and smell
4. Coughing and wheezing
5. Increased heart rate and blood pressure
6. Shallow breathing
7. Acute nicotine cravings
8. Dizziness or lightheadedness
Long-term effects of smoking:
1. Chronic bronchitis
2. Emphysema
3. Lung cancer
4. Increased risk of heart disease and stroke
5. Persistent cough
6. Reduced lung function or capacity
7. Increased risk of respiratory infections
8. Reduced fertility in both men and women
9. Increased risk of developing various types of cancer (e.g., throat, mouth, bladder, kidney, cervix)
10. Premature aging of the skin, wrinkles, and dull complexion
It is essential to note that even though some of these effects may occur in the short term, their severity and long-term consequences are usually associated with chronic smoking over an extended period.