Does medical marijuana work for chronic pain?
Does Medical marijuana work for chronic pain. Looking for alternatives to Vicodin.
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Does Medical marijuana work for chronic pain. Looking for alternatives to Vicodin.
Interested in more discussions like this? Go to the Chronic Pain Support Group.
You are blessed u can take Bupremorphine without allergy symptoms. I agree that abrupt weather changes and Barometric falls will be the real test. Those are very painful times for me as is after eating meals also.
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1 ReactionThere's nothing wrong with taking an opioid for pain. Don't let bad press scare you away from something you might need. No one gets addicted by taking a medication for pain. When your pain causing problem is gone, you won't want it anymore. People become addicted when their lives are unhappy. ... I'm a nurse, retired from working in a public, teaching hospital. I have both education and experience with addictions and pain relief.
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1 ReactionArtscaping, I have been wary of my use of 3 mgs of Zolpedim after Indica has taken effect, to fall asleep after lying there awake too long. Last night I skipped the Zolpedim and used 1/2 capsule (5 mgs) of CBD in MCT oil under my tongue. I’m glad to report that I did fall asleep after only 10 min 😊.
I have a ? on different topic to ask. I have CSS and am troubled by lots of burning nerve pain in my head and back of neck and upper back after I eat a meal. This pain lasts the rest of the day Do u know of CSS doing this?
Yeah, the barometric changes, temperature drops of 30 degrees or so, and weather patterns typically destroyed my life to the point where intermittent FMLA was a 3x a month ordeal. Praying I won't need to use it anymore. Am working out quite a bit now doing everything they taught me through years of physical therapy.
Have you tried naltrexone?
What is FMLA please? Sorry you had such a traumatic experience with it.
Strangely Naltrexone made my head, neck and upper back burning worse, even at 1.5 mgs and higher. I was so hopeful.
Sounds like you found a sleep regime that benefits you! This will assist re: buprenorphine, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4675640/..
Obtaining a higher dose CBD is currently challenging. I was using a 24:1 CBD:THC tincture but no longer available. So I found a high dose full spectrum CBD:THC 100mg:2mg and I combine with Organic Remedies THC 4.986% 3x daily. For sleep I use Ilera Ease tincture and a max strength PurePenn Apple Cider 3.17% THC. All my tinctures contain CBN and CBG to some extent. I use various vapes that contain CBD but currently they are few in dispensaries in PA throughout the day. I don’t worry about getting high as I don’t any longer which is fine. I’ve been able to stop using oxycodone for breakthrough pain after 15 years. It took me a year to establish my sweet spot and I adjust as supply changes.
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4 ReactionsFamily Medical Leave Act: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Family_and_Medical_Leave_Act_of_1993
The FMLA is a life-saver when flare-ups come at work. I haven't taken Naltrexone but was leaning towards it prior to being prescribed the Buprenorphine from the Tylenol 3.
Thank you for the weblink. I hadn't read that one before. I'm convinced that this medication is the way to go. I have extensive medical history with pain killers and this feels like a winner. I still have burning sensations but the pain attached to it like stabbing and sharpness are gone. I can handle the burning though and if that's what I'm stuck with then so be it, it's the pain that was getting unbearable.
Next time at the dispensary I will have the full spectrum and/or CBD pen conversation. I have no reason to go at the moment due to being supplied on flower, vape, and edibles for the time being.
Well @irr4et, I am happy to hear that sleep came much easier. Will you try it again? Did you wake up raring to go? (Teasing you a bit.). CSS is well covered by my fellow mentor, @rwinney, can you find some time to respond to @irr4et? Perhaps she would benefit from the video you have access to from your experience.
Have a great day and a very sleepy night.
Chris
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2 ReactionsI have watched the most recent video lecture and learned much! I admired the dr doctor’s determination to explain this awful disease syndrome of the Central Nervous System. In addition to neck surgery nerve damage, I have angry/painful nerves in my brain, neck, upper back, feet and T5 area. In summer, my pain level falls to about 5 but I still so easily flare. And in winter it’s torture bc I stay in a flare. Im awfully grateful that in my state Medical Cannabis is legal.
Chris do you know if medical cannabis (1:1) one third of a gummy would mix well with 1.5 mgs of sublingual Melatonin?
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