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Does medical marijuana work for chronic pain?
Chronic Pain | Last Active: Nov 18 8:13am | Replies (701)Comment receiving replies
It works differently on different brain receptors than other narcotics as it is an agonists and attaches to MU brain receptors. One patch lasts 7 days and only certain docs can prescribe it. I had to increase my initial dose to 20mcg from 15mcg but been on same dose x3 years. I tried high dose THC but didn’t help. I still use THC with CBD as the entourage effect works better than CBD alone. I use tinctures mostly and micro dose throughout my day and no more oxycodone
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Had to do quite a bit of reading to understand the entourage effect. Basically speaking, the ratio of THC and CBD among other compounds creates a therapeutic response.
When you are talking about agonist and mu receptors I am a bit confused, but will do more reading on it.
I saw you use tinctures mainly. What dose is normal for you versus micro-dose? Do you get into CBN? My doctor supports marijuana for ways of alternative pain relief too. Curious with your regiment for possible trials on my end. Thank you.
Last night I used mixed flower Jokerz and Breath Taker. Then laid a 6 second vape of Groove Solventless Rosin Oil Blueberry Muffin vape at 83.40% THC. I slept almost 10 hours.