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Chronic pain and medical marijuana
Chronic Pain | Last Active: Jan 4, 2022 | Replies (184)Comment receiving replies
I’m not certain of what mmj you’re using that is causing these symptoms but if you provide me more detail I may be able to help or seek assistance from your dispensary to find a pharmacist who is knowledgeable on cannabis. I recently changed what I use which was too much THC. Didn’t make me too high as I no longer get buzzed, but didn’t give me the desired effect. I increased my CBD intake with tinctures 3x day, in between hitting high CBD low THC oil. I was able to decrease my oxycodone to 2x day and I’m sleeping better too. Only downside is my increased snoring causing my wife to complain. It took me about a month to feel the gradual effects change. If you depend on your health being regulated by your insurance good luck. You need to control your health improvement on your own before you run out of time.
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After 9 years of using prescribed morphine sulfate when needed for nerve pain caused by myofascial pain syndrome, I was needing 60 mg. to control the pain. Recently I began using CBD cream, and I now can take only 45 mg. of morphine sulfate to get the same result. I'd love to know a doctor in my locale who is knowledgeable about cannabis use. I hate using morphine, but I cannot tolerate the pain when it occurs.
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Hmmmm, I have a similar experience. I am using more of less......in a way. I find that two droppers of mj with more CBD is better than one dropper with more THC. This came to me after my recent surgery. So far so good. I still like the higher THC if I have to be social and "charming" for a period of time. Thanks for the offer to help find out from the pharmacist. Sometimes I find the manufacturer's support teams very helpful.
May you be content and at ease.
Chris