"Complementary and Alternative Medicine for Multiple Sclerosis"(from "Verywell Health")

[sashaming1]

verywellhealth.com/cam-for-...

*Oral cannabis extract (OCH)Effective for reducing symptoms of spasticity and pain

*Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC)Probably effective for reducing symptoms of spasticity and pain

*Sativex (CBD plus THC) mouth sprayProbably effective for improving symptoms of spasticity, pain, and urinary frequency

*Ginkgo bilobaPossibly effective for reducing fatigue

*ReflexologyPossibly effective for reducing parasthesias

*Magnetic therapyProbably effective for reducing fatigue

They seem to use the words "Probably" and "Possibly" alot. Hmmmmm. But they may be worth a try - with your Dr. 's OK.

[carolek572 CommunityAmbassador]

The words possibly and probably are used because not everyone will benefit from these. It's like saying 70% reported positive results. Reminds me of the possible list of side effects that come with many of the new fangled meds on the market. You don't know their effects on you unless you try. Always discuss with your healthcare professional before you do. Keep Smiling, sashaming1

[sashaming1 in reply to carolek572]

I agree! I've learned that with MS, not much is a 100% success rate for everyone.

[carolek572 CommunityAmbassador in reply to sashaming1]

Wouldn't it be nice if there were one med for 'ms' with 100% efficacy, sashaming1 Keep Smiling, my friend

[IFwczs]

Ginkgo is not an option for MS.