{"componentChunkName":"component---common-build-question-tags-template-js","path":"/question-tag/pain/30","result":{"data":{"allQuestion":{"edges":[{"node":{"id":"Question_7528-markdown","title":"best cbd for back pain","slug":"best-cbd-for-back-pain","content":"\n_____________________\nHi there! CBD is one of the best forms of treatment for any type of pain! We do not have a favorite in particular, but please check out our articles on back pain. - \n\nThe Best Cannabis Strains for Chronic Pain\nhttps://www.hellomd.com/health-wellness/57b1fabc07f5950007c505d2/the-best-cannabis-strains-for-chronic-pain\n\nTop 3 Cannabis Topicals for Back Pain\nhttps://www.hellomd.com/health-wellness/589b56e47a547a0008f2c9ce/top-3-marijuana-topicals-for-back-pain\n\nThe Best Marijuana Strains for Back Pain \nhttps://www.hellomd.com/health-wellness/57e1803d16ce30000b06ba0a/top-6-marijuana-strains-for-back-pain\n\nVeronicaB\n_____________________\nWe absolutely sympathize with backpain.  We find a lot of our customers with back pain particularly appreciate two of our CBD products: \n\nRescue Balm: a CBD topical for targeted spots. I recommend using it before bed and rubbing it in very well. https://elixinol.com/product/cbd-rescue-balm/\n\nIf you can't reach your back or don't want a topical, our number one selling product is our capsules: https://elixinol.com/product/cbd-capsules/ \nEach capsule has 15MG of CBD and is made from organic hemp. \n\nDr. Philip Blair works with our customers more directly and if you need additional assistance, please don't hestitate to reach out to him through our website: elixinol.com\n\nelixinol","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7513-markdown","title":"Chronic back pain.  ","slug":"chronic-back-pain","content":"\"Is the patch effective for this? I'm just starting out with several products and I like the idea of a patch. When can I use a whole patch?\"\n_____________________\nFor starters, not all patches are made the same so there will be some experimentation to find the right one. Patches can indeed with a very non-intrusive, discreet way to medicate. \n\nI would suggest a couple of things for starters:\n\n1. Search (on HelloMD.com) under the word 'patch' and you will come across many related questions and answers.\n\n2. I might also suggest considering a cannabis topical for the same reasons as the patch. Here is a page with lots of insight on this direction: https://www.hellomd.com/biz/sweet-releaf\n\nLarry","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7507-markdown","title":"I have the beginnings of spinal stenosis and arthritis in my hip joint. What should I take?","slug":"i-have-the-beginnings-of-spinal-stenosis-and-arthritis-in-my-hip-joint-what-should-i-take","content":"\"Thanks for answering my last question.  I am managing my pain through cannibis oil but was told to try Miracle oil instead of the combination oil of THC/CBD.  What is your opinion? \"\n_____________________\nCannabis is a safe herb that is effective for many conditions. Try various methods of utilization including tinctures, topicals and inhaled cannabis, as well as different strains and ratios of CBD and THC.\n\nandrewvanmd","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7493-markdown","title":"Herniated L4-L5 discs with moderate chronic pain","slug":"herniated-l4-l5-discs-with-moderate-chronic-pain","content":"\"My 62 year old brother is 5 years into a Parkinson's Disease diagnosis. He is stable for now while being treated by a neurologist with PD medications. However, his herniated discs give his constant pain. After two years of steroid injections, their effectiveness seems to be waning. Would a salve, lotion, or patch help with his pain?\"\n_____________________\nA salve, lotion, or patch could help with his pain. Many find topicals effective for back pain as they interact the cannabinoid receptors in your skin that help to control pain and inflammation. When patients add THC, THC-A, and CBD preparations to the affected area, they find it reduces the swelling and pain response of the area, providing a good deal of relief. \n\nPersonally, I use topicals everyday for my back pain. I do not go through anything as serious as your husband, but my own disks are not so great and topicals really help me to mitigate my pain.\n\nryan","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7491-markdown","title":"what strain is the best for chronic pain","slug":"what-strain-is-the-best-for-chronic-pain","content":"\n_____________________\nHello, \n\nI'd like to state that i'm not a Dr. \n\nI personally believe that almost any Indica strain would be helpful for you to feel less pain and CBD tinctures would be great. There are plenelty of options for you on the market to check our different brands & products (Hmbldt dose pens makes a called \"relief\" could be a great option for chronic pain) \n\nA good article for you: \nhttp://herb.co/2015/09/20/marijuana-for-pain/\n\nI hope this was helpful! \n- Nurit\n\nnurit","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7471-markdown","title":"I'm in Missouri. What type of cannabis can I obtain legally?","slug":"im-in-missouri-what-type-of-cannabis-can-i-obtain-legally","content":"\"I have nausea pain migraines neck fusion 3 cerebral brain aneurysms fibromyalgoa and etc.I live in Missouri and was on marinol 2.5 , twice a day and it helped at first then I decreased the useage of it after a 1 1/2 years. My question is what can my physician prescribe me to help me with my problems legally in darn Missouri.  Thank you for your time. \"\n_____________________\nMIssouri has a medical CBD law in place. It is rather restrictive and only available in the case of severe epilepsy. I would look here for information....\n\nhttp://norml.org/legal/item/missouri-cbd-marijuana-law\n\nandrewvanmd","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7465-markdown","title":"i have heard cbd oil is better for neuropathic pain, can you use use cbd oil or only flower?","slug":"i-have-heard-cbd-oil-is-better-for-neuropathic-pain-can-you-use-use-cbd-oil-or-only-flower","content":"\n_____________________\nAbsolutely, you can use any type of oil, wax, shatter, flower, crumble, live resin, and/or rosin in the Vapexhale.\n\nseiboshen","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7464-markdown","title":"How can I get a doctor to let me use some type of marijuana? I am going through radiation & oral chemo","slug":"how-can-i-get-a-doctor-to-let-me-use-some-type-of-marijuana-i-am-going-through-radiation-oral-chemo","content":"\"Right now for colorectal cancer. Having a hard time with staying asleep and some pain. I don't like to take pain killers and that is what they have me on. \"\n_____________________\nUnfortunately what you are experiencing is all too common. Only 1 medical school in the country teaches a course on the endocannabinoid system and what cannabis can do and 13% of the others just mention it. Lack of knowledge by physicians is one of the main stumbling blocks in the wider use of cannabis to help treat medical conditions. \n\nFor the use that you are asking about, cannabis would be very helpful. As recent as last week the National Academy of Science published their review of cannabis and one of the conditions that they found cannabis in fact helped was chronic pain. They also found it helped in helping the nausea that can occur with chemotherapy. I would point any physician that is reluctant to suggest cannabis in this direction.\n\nVery soon HelloMD will be publishing a nationwide directory of physicians who are educated about cannabis and who you will able to connect with.\n\nPerry Solomon, MD","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7463-markdown","title":"Why should I use the vapexhale over other options? Would it possibly be better for depression & pain dosing?","slug":"why-should-i-use-the-vapexhale-over-other-options-would-it-possibly-be-better-for-depression-pain-dosing","content":"\"Thanks.\"\n_____________________\nUtilizing a vaporizer is a great way to manage pain dosing. The vapexhale is able to vaporize even small amounts of cannabis. This allows users to specifically dial in on the amount of cannabis they see fit for managing their pain. In comparison, rolling a cannabis cigarette will take up much more material and may even be excessive for managing your specific type of pain.\n\norganic\n_____________________\nHere are a few differences of why to choose Vapexhale EVO over other options:\n\n1. Air path is 100% borosilicate glass (Pyrex) it is safe, inert, and non reactive\n2. You get better flavor because the glass doesn't add or takeaway any flavor.\n3. Flexibility - the device has won 2 Cannabis Cup Best Product awards, once for its flower capability and the second time for our oil functionality.  One device that is best in class for both.\n4. Efficiency - customers have reported that they use only 1/3 the amount to achieve the same level of medication as other vaporizers.\n5. First unit to use hot air instead of a hot surface to consume concentrates.  Most pens and dab rigs are like frying your concentrates, our device is like putting it in a convection oven.\n\nseiboshen","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7461-markdown","title":"Is there a ratio of CBD and THC that would be effective for both depression and pain? Thank you!","slug":"is-there-a-ratio-of-cbd-and-thc-that-would-be-effective-for-both-depression-and-pain-thank-you","content":"\n_____________________\nThere is no definitive answer to that question as our biochemistry is a little bit different from each other but I would look for something that has 20:1 or 10:1 ratio to start and see how that works for you.\n\nseiboshen","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7460-markdown","title":"Is there a strain and/or ratio of CBD to THC that is best for pain?","slug":"is-there-a-strain-and-or-ratio-of-cbd-to-thc-that-is-best-for-pain","content":"\" And thank you for the important & helpful forum.\"\n_____________________\nThis usually depends on the type of pain in question. For the most part, indica strains are thought to be more effective for most types of pain. Kush strains, for example, tend to have higher concentrations of CBD and are quite effective for various types of body pains. Sativas have higher THC concentration and are great for more cerebral types of pain management. A simple way to identify whether a specific strain is CBD or THC dominant is by analyzing the shape and density of the material. Indicas will tend to be more dense while Sativas will be more wispy.\n\norganic\n_____________________\nDifferent people seem to react differently to the ratios but for me, I have found that 20:1, 10:1, and 4:1 CBD to THC ratio to be very effective for pain relief and to reduce immflamuation.  \n\nAs for strains, I like AC/DC, Harlequin, and Sour Tsunami\n\nseiboshen","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7451-markdown","title":"I just bought tincture of acdc cannibis, for my spinal stenosis and other cronic pain.  When should I take it?","slug":"i-just-bought-tincture-of-acdc-cannibis-for-my-spinal-stenosis-and-other-cronic-pain-when-should-i-take-it","content":"\n_____________________\nSince tinctures start to take effect in 20 -30 minutes, I would plan your dosing accordingly. I must mention however that is you have spinal stenosis, no amount of cannabis will help the actual bone growth or compression and nerve impingement that results from the stenosis. It will however help you with the pain that you are experiencing because of it.\n\nPerry Solomon, MD\n_____________________\nI use CBD tincture( not oil) under my tongue for my chronic pain. I struggle with fibromyalgia, knee pain, and back pain. I have weaned myself off of the Norco to just 1-2 a week by using the tincture. I use Sisters of the Valley tincture. I started with 1/2 oz. just to see if it would work. Progressed to 1 oz. & now I'm buying 2 oz. Their product works for me. I also use salve for my muscle pain as well.\n\ntrustnjc","image":null}}]}},"pageContext":{"limit":12,"skip":348,"numPages":54,"currentPage":30,"id":5599,"name":"Pain","slug":"pain","country":"US"}},"staticQueryHashes":["3949754563","4179947113","4202924991"]}