Can changing the type of a tobacco you smoke cause excessive coughing?

Changing tobacco types can lead to excessive coughing because different tobacco blends have different strengths and flavours that may irritate the throat. For example, switching from a mild cigarette to a stronger one may cause coughing fits, as the higher concentration of nicotine and tar can be harsh on the respiratory system. Additionally, changing to a different type of tobacco may introduce new additives or chemicals that can irritate the airways. This can cause an inflammatory response in the throat and airways, leading to excessive coughing.