That’s why I found talking to a pharmacist in the marijuana dispensary to be indispensable. I took CBD alone for months with no effect whatsoever. And then you go and buy a product w a small amount of THC, and it’s a whole different ball game. There are a lot of different strains of marijuana out there and you definitely need guidance. Once, I consulted a doctor recommended by my pain team at a well-known New York Hospital, and found that she really knew nothing about the subject. The advice she gave me was wrong and useless. I just went back to what I had been taking that I knew helped me. But because there is hardly any official medical research out there right now, doctors are loathe to recommend anything based on just individual patients’ anecdotal reports. That’s why I trust the people actually working with the various marijuana products to be a better source of information.
But why stay on something that hasn’t helped at all? There might be something out there that could help you, but u have to search it out. Even when you work with traditional medication’s for any illness, there’s always a trial and error. Until you and your doctor find the right medication and the right dose. Think of this is the same kind of thing.

Then it’s not the drug for you. You have to keep looking because there may be drugs out there that would be more helpful to you. Don’t keep using something that doesn’t help. It will just make you feel hopeless and frustrated. Good luck.