{"componentChunkName":"component---common-build-question-tags-template-js","path":"/question-tag/pain/42","result":{"data":{"allQuestion":{"edges":[{"node":{"id":"Question_6616-markdown","title":"Is there a better product than Apothecanna body creme to help with my back pain?","slug":"is-there-a-better-product-than-apothecanna-body-creme-to-help-with-my-back-pain","content":"\n_____________________\nOur customers have found the Forest Nymph line of creams to be extremely helpful in battling pain of all kinds. We carry the Forest Nymph Pain Relief Cream and Nerve Calm Cream. Depending on the origins of your back pain either one of these should aid greatly in relief of your back pain. You can find these products here: https://greendoorwest.com/collections/all-tinctures-topicals/products/pain-relief-and-nerve-calm-cream?variant=8812579141\n\ngreendoorwest","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6614-markdown","title":"What type of tincture would be best for chronic nerve pain","slug":"what-type-of-tincture-would-be-best-for-chronic-nerve-pain","content":"\"Pain arose denovo - no trauma . Neurologists have done nerve conduction and determined  a  L5 S1 S2 S3  neuropathy.  Have been battling  moderate to severe pain for 51/2 years  in  back of thighs, lower glutes perineum and left heel. It is very hard to sit. Am on a huge dose of gabapentin that keeps my pain to  a 4 /5 on the pain scale. Opiates don't help. There may be some connection to my receiving a shingles vaccine . This is all I have left to try. please help. Age 63. Thank you !\"\n_____________________\nHey there,\n   So sorry to hear about all your pain and nerve issues? Have you considered trying CBD rich cannabis products? KIVA offers a wonderful balance of both THC/CBD that should help with some relief from pain and inflammation.\n\nlaurenmc","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6582-markdown","title":"I was in terrible pain from a suspected AVM got the cbd vape oil, it worked wonders but now I can't sleep","slug":"i-was-in-terrible-pain-from-a-suspected-avm-got-the-cbd-vape-oil-it-worked-wonders-but-now-i-cant-sleep","content":"\"I have not used marijuana for recreational use for 30 some years. I have been in pain with AIDS, CFS for 30 years and now a possible AVM for the last three weeks-which included vertigo so out of control I could not walk. I live on Excedrin for pain, which is everyday. I normally live in Mexico and my friend got me some marijuana oil and if I took a tiny bit about the size of rice grain it would knock me out. When I was here last I got the low THC chocolate and I was tripping, not good. What can I take to sleep with the least amount of high? Is there a brand that is geared towards a happy high? I was so paranoid last time. I prefer something immediate like the vape because I don't want to have surprises later.\n\nThanks \nRiver Huston\n\"\n_____________________\nIn your case I would highly recommend trying a pen vaporizer cartridges. I find them very effective and I always keep a 1:1 CBD THC strain by my bedside. \n\nIf I were you I would experiment a little with both THC and CBD strains to see what works best with you. Find an Indica strain that is well known for sleep (like Skywalker OG or Platinum Cookies) and see how that works for you. If you are looking for less of a high then a CBD strain may help you as well. \n\nI have found two distinct differences for CBD vs THC for sleep (at least in my own case). If you have trouble falling asleep, then THC strains will sedate you and allow you to rest. If you have trouble winding down your mind, then CBD:THC strains will help you to relax allowing your mind reach a state where it can rest.\n\nryan","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6564-markdown","title":"Best CBD for chronic pain","slug":"best-cbd-for-chronic-pain","content":"\n_____________________\nChronic pain has many causes, so the most effective treatment with cannabis can vary. \n\nIf your pain is caused by inflammation/autoimmune disorders of any kind, CBD is the cannabinoid for you. CBD seems to work best over time, so it helps to find a form of it that you can take every day. CBD oil is a very good option because it works for 8-12 hours per dose; pre-measured oil capsules are a very convenient way to go. Smoking and vaping are possible, but you may only get a few hours of relief when you inhale it. Tinctures work quickly, but they don't always have the concentration or staying power of oil. \n\nFor some types of chronic pain, such as neuropathy or nerve pain, patients often find that adding some THC into the mix is very helpful. There are several strains of cannabis that have a 3:1 or 4:1 ration of CBD to THC such as AC/DC or Harlequin; these can be very useful if you are looking for strain-specific relief. At the Capsule Cooperative we carry 1:1 ratio of THC that is very helpful for this kind of pain.\n\nBecause cannabis effects everybody differently, you may need to try a few different kinds before you find something that works for you.\n\nartemiscrow\n_____________________\nWhat are the best CBD for chronic pain, PTSD, depression meralgia paresthetica, spine problems, my nightmares and have a lot of issues with my legs and feet have problems sitting down and walking\n\nVietnam6869","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6562-markdown","title":"As a medical patient what are the best strains for treating chronic pain?","slug":"as-a-medical-patient-what-are-the-best-strains-for-treating-chronic-pain","content":"\"I am also curious about the benefits of buying flower that is considered organic. Should this matter to me as a patient treating chronic pain?\"\n_____________________\nIn my view, if we are using cannabis for medical purposes, as we all currently do in California, we shouldn't be using products that have harmful chemicals and pesticides in them. It seems counterintuitive and it seems as though that would increases the chances of having an adverse effect to something we are trying to use to improve our health. For that reason, among others, I would recommend searching for flowers that are organically grown. \n\nIn terms of specific flowers to help with chronic pain I would recommend a strain that has a good balance of THC and CBD. While there tends to be the perception that CBD has more medical benefits than THC, there is evidence to show that THC can have a significant effect on pain as well.\n\nadams","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6558-markdown","title":"Seeking diabetic neuropathy pain relief but live in Virginia. Any access to safe cannabis tea medications?","slug":"seeking-diabetic-neuropathy-pain-relief-but-live-in-virginia-any-access-to-safe-cannabis-tea-medications","content":"\"Seeking relief from diabetic neuropathy pain.\"\n_____________________\nIf my research is accurate then it appears that the latest law to pass within your state only allows for medicinal cannabis for epileptic patients, and further only CBD oil. This will go into effect in 2017. So although your state is technically making medicinal marijuana legal it is a very narrow, and some might say, misguided attempt at it.\n\nhttps://www.mpp.org/states/virginia/\n\nUnfortunately, you will not be able to legally purchase a cannabis tea for consumption in your state. Cannabis has been anecdotally very effective in treating neuropathy. Here is an article we have on our site about diabetic neuropathy:\n\nhttps://www.hellomd.com/health-wellness/55bfe3f96230310006120000/clinical-study-shows-medical-marijuana-is-promising-for-diabetic-neuropathy\n\nI am not a doctor and this answer represents my opinion and research i have done. I hope this helps!\n\npamelahadfield","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11552-markdown","title":"I suffer from Trigeminal Neuralgia. What is the best strain for nerve pain?","slug":"i-suffer-from-trigeminal-neuralgia-what-is-the-best-strain-for-nerve-pain","content":"\n_____________________\nI have heard 28:1, CBD: thc... Am planning to try that myself soon though my undiff pleomorphic sarcoma tumors are stable, going on yondelis now after having done aldox/gemzar, then ifex ...\n\nbills","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11547-markdown","title":"Help, I have not found any effect or relief","slug":"help-i-have-not-found-any-effect-or-relief","content":"\"I suffer from insomnia, chronic pain and migraines. I have a Elite G Vaporizer (and have tried numerous vape pen from different manufactures. As for puffs I have filled my vaporizer 3 times with countless puffs and have tried the following flowers: Cannatoinic, Harlequin, Dream Queen, Girl Scout Cookies and Mendo Breath. As for vapes I've tried: Blackberry Kush - Kurvana, 2:1 Bhang, Bhang-Jack Herer, Jetty- Gorilla Glue#4, Speakease - CBD all with more than 20 puffs. Tried the long deep and the short quick method and I have not experienced any relief or buzz from any of them. Also tried C therapy 50:50. Tried Terra 120 blueberries and after an hour I feel slightly, I mean very slightly feel something. Look forward to suggestions and recommendations.Thanks!\"\n_____________________\nYou may want to try a more concentrated form of cannabis. I would suggest rick simpson hash oil hemp oil or inhaled concentrates.\n\nandrewvanmd","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11525-markdown","title":"I have scolios and need pain killers","slug":"i-have-scolios-and-need-pain-killers","content":"\n_____________________\nthe medical condition may very on weather its valid. but so long as u have ur card and doctors note you should be fine. also dont travel with any. buy there and finish it there. dont want TSA on you.\n\nblackfox","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11522-markdown","title":"I have heard of a product called Synergy which is good for pain.  what THC-CBD ratio is this product","slug":"i-have-heard-of-a-product-called-synergy-which-is-good-for-pain-what-thc-cbd-ratio-is-this-product","content":"\n_____________________\nSynergy products, which come in tincture, balm and berry/mint formats, is currently a 1:1 ratio product. However, we will be coming out with new/different ratios in the future.\nThanks for asking about Synergy.\nJoe\n\njoeatdixie","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11516-markdown","title":"I need an oil the eliminates severe pain but has no \"high\" - I read about one in August that sounded great","slug":"i-need-an-oil-the-eliminates-severe-pain-but-has-no-high-i-read-about-one-in-august-that-sounded-great","content":"\"but had a very high \"high\" Any ideas?\"\n_____________________\nCBD oil is  best  for relief of pain without highs. However to find pure CBD oil you will have to try Hemp oil, Hemp is very low in THC and there for likelihood of any psychoactive effect is low.\n\ndrrachna\n_____________________\nI started vaping CBD oil that has NO THC at all.  Keep in mind that the higher the milligrams, the stronger the medicine.  Of course that also means it costs more.  I use a vaping pen seen on www.eurekavapor.com with the cartridges from www.goodlifecbd.com.  Depending on the laws where you live, you may not even need a prescription.   I'm in California where it is legal so I am able to purchase mine online.   I have been a chronic back pain sufferer since 1989.  I am tapering off my opiods and the cbd helps with that too.  I've not8ced that the more I vape, the better the pain relief, up to about 85%  Keep in mind that vaping is not your only option.   You could also take 2 gel capsules per day and be done.  You can't overdose on cbd, but some people do have reactions to it.  Luckily I don't.    Just make sure that the oil you buy is 100% natural.  I hope you try it and find some relief. Good luck.\n\nmaggiev","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11507-markdown","title":"What would be the THC-CBD ratio to treat peripheral neuropathy nightly pain and chronic pain on buttdocks.","slug":"what-would-be-the-thc-cbd-ratio-to-treat-peripheral-neuropathy-nightly-pain-and-chronic-pain-on-buttdocks","content":"\n_____________________\nI would suggest that you experiment with different ratios and different forms of cannabis. Some patients gain benefit from 60:1 CBD:THC while some prefer 20:1, 5:1, 1:1, and also with more THC than CBD. CBD increased our bodies natural cannabinoid levels, while THC directly stimulates receptors. These two cannabinoids, along with hundreds of other compounds, all work together to produce effects. It is up to you to decide what works the best for your pain and lifestyle. Inhaled, subingual tinctures, infused foods, pills, topical ointment and suppositories are just a few of the different methods of utilizing cannabis. Start with small doses and observe carfeully for results.\n\nandrewvanmd","image":null}}]}},"pageContext":{"limit":12,"skip":492,"numPages":54,"currentPage":42,"id":5599,"name":"Pain","slug":"pain","country":"US"}},"staticQueryHashes":["3949754563","4179947113","4202924991"]}