{"componentChunkName":"component---common-build-question-tags-template-js","path":"/question-tag/abrasion/","result":{"data":{"allQuestion":{"edges":[{"node":{"id":"Question_12071-markdown","title":"Can someone help me on how to use this?","slug":"can-someone-help-me-on-how-to-use-this","content":"\"I am used to the Valhalla Gummies and I have had to cut other things in half or it would be too strong.  I need something for pain.  I have found that my depression is not so bad either which is great.  Not sure if this would be right for me.  Thank \"\n_____________________\nHi there! \n\nIf you felt that the Valhalla gummies were too strong for you, even if they were cut in half, you may want to consider another item that allows you to microdose and better monitor the amount of THC or CBD that you are consuming. \n\nIf you are interested in trying the Care By Design 2:1 sublingual drops, this may be a better option for you. Each drop will contain a higher amount of CBD than THC, so the psychoactive effects won't be as strong. You can also use the dropper to closely monitor the exact amount of tincture that you are consuming. Also, because it's a sublingual, it should absorb in the mouth faster than in your stomach like gummies and other edibles. With that said, please keep in mind a little self-experimentation is required to find the appropriate dose to not be too strong and still alleviate your symptoms. \n\nI hope this information helps! :-) \n\nVeronicaB\n_____________________\nHi @KC2018 - Yes! Gummies are definitely a popular product on the cannabis market! Part of the reason they are so popular is because it's an easy way to keep track of how much you are consuming. You want to make sure you are never feeling uncomfortable because it could be a sign that you have consumed too much!\n \nWe love Valhalla gummies and we know our patients do too, but I would also suggest the Plus Sour Watermelon (Sativa) gummies or the Plus Blackberry & Lemon (Indica) gummies. Each gummy contains at least 4.5mg of THC each, but they are also available in Coconut Pineapple CBD gummies with no THC. \n\nI hope you find the product that works best for you soon!\n\nVeronicaB","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_8990-markdown","title":"Could I stop prescription medications?","slug":"could-i-stop-prescription-medications","content":"\"I am currently taking CBD for congestive heart failure. It has been very helpful with a lot of symptoms including giving me energy and I need to know about it's effect on the prescriptions I take. I am on bisoprolol, clopidogrel (plavics), and lisinopril. I need to know if I could cut back or stop taking these.\"\n_____________________\nThe benefits you are experiencing from CBD are probably not the result of any known direct actions on the cardiovascular system and I would suggest not changing your other medications unless your cardiologist approves a dose reduction.  I also want to be sure you are aware that Plavix, like other anticoagulants, shares the same metabolic pathway as the cannabinoids, so simultaneous use of cannabis and Plavix might have a small clinical effect of increasing the anticoagulant level.  For most patients this is not significant, but if using cannabis while on Plavix you should make sure you have regular testing of your INR.\n\ndrelkind","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7856-markdown","title":"I woulkd send the letter to CMB, i dont know how to cut and paste.please write one i can just forward. ThxAlex","slug":"i-woulkd-send-the-letter-to-cmb-i-dont-know-how-to-cut-and-paste-please-write-one-i-can-just-forward-thxalex","content":"","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_9879-markdown","title":"Do Lord Jones gum drops contain artificial flavoring?","slug":"do-lord-jones-gum-drops-contain-artificial-flavoring","content":"\"I have my concerns about artificial flavoring and am trying to cut them out of my diet.  Do these gumdrops contain them?\"\n_____________________\nThank you for your question. All of Lord Jones confections are made with the highest quality ingredients and are free from artificial color or flavors.\n\nnatashalj","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6578-markdown","title":"I am still recovering from PD Catheter and hernia repair surgery...","slug":"i-am-still-recovering-from-pd-catheter-and-hernia-repair-surgery","content":"\"I have taken my CBD and THC, but have had long lasting effects. I have also cut down on my dosing and still have long lasting effects. So, I have stopped except for my topical. I hope to continue after my healing and will restart at the lowest dosages...unless you have a better idea(s).\"\n_____________________\nthere are a few ways.. new on is ultrasound therapy, also tricyclic antidepressants, and anticonvulsant drugs along with Pain killers..\n\njazzman","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11515-markdown","title":"allergic to cannabis","slug":"allergic-to-cannabis","content":"\"My husband is using it for brain cancer but today he has congestion from it and a rash like hives on his upper shoulder area.  Appears that he is allergic to it.  He is up to taking .3-.4 units of  THC (RSO) every 10 hours along with CBD to cut the high effect of the THC.  It looks like he is allergic to it.  Would an over the counter antihistamine help or might it be true that he is allergic to it and should stop taking it?\"\n_____________________\nIt is hard to say what may be occurring.  Patients who are allergic to drugs do not usually get nasal congestion.  Nasal congestion usually occurs more from seasonal allergies such as pollen.  The hives could be related to a new virus that he is acquiring, a drug that he is taking, a topical that was applied or the cancer itself.  If he has been taking the cannabis for some time now it is unlikely related and you should contact your oncologist.\n\ndrb","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11419-markdown","title":"Might MM be affecting other medications taking?","slug":"might-mm-be-affecting-other-medications-taking","content":"\"We have the MM card and have MM THC for my husband's slow growing brain cancer (diffuse glioma).  He has to take lots of medication for his diabetes, heart disease, hypertension, and enlarged prostrate.  To get the MM card we sent to you his list of medications--of which he takes a lot in the a.m. and pm.  The most prevalent symptom of the brain tumor is sleepiness, loss of strength in his muscles where he cannot get up or out of bed by himself.  When I give him the MM as he has these pills in his system, he is worse--sleeps more, delirious to a degree, and can hardly move at all.  I am wondering if the MM is interacting with some of the medication that makes him worse with the MM and with his weak muscles--which become much weaker.  Or, might it be a combination of the tumor, the MM and the prescribed meds?  I want to give him the MM at all cost and wonder if I should check with his medical doctor if any of the meds could be cut at this point?  If you need the list of meds again, I can send.  The drugs he takes that are listed to cause sleepiness, tired feeling are heart medicines:  Carvedilol, isosorbide; for diabedes:  Metformin and Levemir.  Please advise your best judgment.\"\n_____________________\nI am sorry to hear about your husband's condition. Since everyone reacts differently to the effects of cannabis it is hard to determine if the cannabis is causing these effect, or it is the glioma itself. I do not know what your husband is using for his treatment. It may be that the THC level of the product he is taking is too high or perhaps the timing of the product needs to be adjusted.\n\nConstance Therapeutics is one company that has treated many patients with gliomas and has a protocol that they use to treat this condition. You may want to reach out to them. Their site is:\n\nhttp://constancetherapeutics.com/glioblastoma-and-cannabis-oil.html\n\nPerry Solomon, MD","image":null}}]}},"pageContext":{"limit":12,"skip":0,"numPages":1,"currentPage":1,"id":4906,"name":"Abrasion","slug":"abrasion","country":"US"}},"staticQueryHashes":["3949754563","4179947113","4202924991"]}