Experiences with

Medical cannabis

cannabis, report these to your medical team.

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A typical medical cannabis patient consumes 1 gram of 15% THC cannabis per day, which contains 150,000 micrograms of THC. This illustrates a key finding from the study — patients can benefit from dramatically lower doses.

Medical cannabis startup Curo seeks to undo this loss.

Meanwhile, the Medical Cannabis Research and Innovation Center at Rambam Health Care Campus in Haifa has proposed a trial of its own to determine if certain strains of cannabis can save severely ill Covid-19 patients from cytokine storms.

Proffesor David Nutt is doing absolutely outstanding work in the UK regarding making medical cannabis available for all who need it . This real world registry is targeting patients and situations , specifically focusing on those in which alternative medications have not worked .

I also SLEPT last night without medical cannabis for the first time in nearly 2 years. Without THC, it takes me 4-5 hours to fall asleep, and I only sleep 4-5 hours before waking up again. Last night it took me less than an hour to fall asleep.

A long detailed and intelligent article on medical cannabis appeared in The Observer today, including a list of conditions that could be helped by its use. RLS was not on that list. Tragic.

I have PKD, diagnosed 10 yrs ago, I am 47 and have been vaping medical weed for 2 years to help with my nausea, appetite, pain and sleep. I hated the side effects of chemicals and find it helps me. I am from canada so its nice it is more widely accepted now, but I still feel like a bit of a pothead some

Cannabis is recognized in many medical circles as an effective co-therapy for cancer pain, nausea, and appetite - but you should always work with your doctor before jumping into it head first. Medical cannabis advocates respect folks like Rick Simpson, but he is also not a doctor.

Has anyone used medical cannabis oil for polymyositis?

Hi! I’m 53 year old women with RLS. I weaned myself off requip in January, my symptoms weren’t that bad for awhile but lately they’re coming back and getting worse. I am so scared to go back on any type of medication that could cause augmentation. Has anyone here tried marijuana? Legal or illegal? I’

It is with great pleasure that I announce I am finally in remission! After 4 years dealing with PMR I am back and a better version of me! I want to thank everyone in this forum who supported me, answered questions and calmed my nerves. I was a frightened, very sick women when I joined this group.

One topic that seems to come up regularly on this forum is the issue of poor sleep or insomnia and it seems very common in PWP so I thought I would try another experiment to see if I could improve on my current sleep regimen and if I could, I wanted to share that information here on the forum. On that

I’ve been taking it for a couple months. It seems to work! When I do have a severe attack I use medical marijuana in vape form and it completely eases it and I can go back to sleep!

Hey guys I am new here. I was diagnosed Stage 4 here in Thailand almost 3 years ago. I'm going home to Florida at the end of July to continue treatments there. Since my home state of FloriDUH has medical marijuana, I was wondering what people's experience with it was other than the obvious feeling

I have been experiencing a weird sensory trigger in my throat any time the PD medication (C/L) is wearing off. The same sensation is relieved as the next medication dose kick me back. It cause me an uncontrollable and annoying clearing the throat reflex that is driving nuts to me and my relatives.

Hello HealthUnlocked Members, I have been on ADT continuously since February 2016 and in general I have tolerated Lupron fairly well to date. The hot flashes have diminished in frequency and intensity over time and bone density is normal for my age (65 years). I have found that exercise, keeping cool

I've had medical marijuana for several years for RLS and restless whole body, and other physical pain. lve tried several different kinds but it doesnt really help me, it just makes me high like it did when l was a kid. However l know how it can help you to relax, which can lessen the anxiety and stress

My husband, who is mCRPC started Darolutamide 1 month ago. Shortly after, he started to become more weak in his legs, esp his knees. Last week, after taking Darolutamide for 3-1/2 weeks he suddenly developed asthenia (abnormal physical weakness or lack of energy). I had to run out and buy him a walker