{"componentChunkName":"component---common-build-question-tags-template-js","path":"/question-tag/pain/44","result":{"data":{"allQuestion":{"edges":[{"node":{"id":"Question_11417-markdown","title":"If living in California, can you purchase products in Oregon? I","slug":"if-living-in-california-can-you-purchase-products-in-oregon-i","content":"\"I bought a topical called Crystal Gardens Massage oil for my sciatica pain that worked well. I'd like to get more.\"\n_____________________\nIt is legal for recreational users to buy limited amounts of marijuana from dispensaries in Oregon, but you must be within the state of Oregon to purchase. It is illegal to transport over state lines. There is some reciprocity with medical marijuana recommendations, for instance if you have a CA rec you can purchase marijuana with that when in Nevada. The answer to your question is that if you are in CA at the time you can not purchase your product unless you are within the state of Oregon.\n\nHope this helps!\n\npamelahadfield","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11403-markdown","title":"would like a recommendation for a product to ease hand pain. as I am going fishing a couple of weeks.","slug":"would-like-a-recommendation-for-a-product-to-ease-hand-pain-as-i-am-going-fishing-a-couple-of-weeks","content":"\"Cannibis based topical pain reliever.\n\"\n_____________________\nAny thc containing topical is good. A friend of mine home makes a coconut oil and flower oil topical that does wonder on my achy joints and muscles. Get any one and you'll see results\n\ncannabear","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11399-markdown","title":"Do you stock cannabis topicals for back & knee pain?","slug":"do-you-stock-cannabis-topicals-for-back-knee-pain","content":"\n_____________________\nWe do not dispense medication at HelloMD. We do have many brands on our platform that manufacture topicals and you can find a dispensary nearby you or order from a statewide delivery service if you are in California. I love SweetReleaf for knee and lower back pain. There are many others you can try such as Kind Rub or Xternal. All 3 are popular brands that people seem to love.\n\nI am not a doctor and this represents my opinion only. I hope this helps!\n\npamelahadfield","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11395-markdown","title":"What is best for cancer and the pain from it?","slug":"what-is-best-for-cancer-and-the-pain-from-it","content":"\n_____________________\nIt depends on the nature of the pain, but I would suggest trying cannabis in many forms inhaled (smoked or vaped), sublingual tincture, edibles, suppositories, and topicalally applied. Much variability exsists betwen different strains and products, and it is best to experiment and see what provides you with the most relief. CBD and THC are both helpful for pain, and they should be utilized in a whole plant extract to maximize the synergystic entourage effect of all of the plant constituents.\n\nandrewvanmd","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11393-markdown","title":"Can I get a card for pain and anxiety?","slug":"can-i-get-a-card-for-pain-and-anxiety","content":"\n_____________________\nYes cannabis can help with pain and anxiety, and I have spoken with hundreds of patients who obtain relief with cannabis. CBD is especially helpful and can be taken throughout the day, as it does not cause psychoactive effects.\n\nandrewvanmd\n_____________________\nYes. You can qualify for a Medical Marijuana Recommendation. ... So long as medical use of cannabis is deemed appropriate by a physician who has determined that the person’s health would benefit from the use of marijuana. Other qualifying conditions include: the treatment of cancer, anorexia, AIDS, chronic pain, spasticity, glaucoma, arthritis, migraine, or any other illness for which marijuana provides relief.\n\ndrpinto","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11384-markdown","title":"I have squamous cell carcinoma ","slug":"i-have-squamous-cell-carcinoma","content":"\"What products should I use for the pain. That would not cause a problem with my treatment.\"\n_____________________\nFor Patients needing a strong dose of relief, however, may look to GSC for severe pain, nausea, and appetite loss.\n\nreeseb","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11381-markdown","title":"What strains do you recommend for Lupus? ","slug":"what-strains-do-you-recommend-for-lupus","content":"\"For pain & inflammation, migraines and insomnia associated with Lupus.\"\n_____________________\nThe effects of cannabis will depend on the genetics of the plant, as well as on the environmental conditions in which the plant is grown, as well as the method of ingestion. I would reccomend a CBD and THC tincture of Rick Simpson/Hemp Oil. Inhaled cannabs may also be of benefit. Experiment with various strains and methods of ingestion and see what works best for you. Some patients are also juicing raw cannabis leaves and drinking the juice, which is full of anti-oxidants and nutrients.\n\nandrewvanmd\n_____________________\nI just thought I would pass on a quote from the CNN website I found quite some time ago and found it interesting that most doctors do not know this information.\n\n“A study has linked vitamin D deficiency with an increased risk for cancer and autoimmune diseases, such as rheumatoid arthritis, MS, and lupus. Researchers found, through mapping vitamin D receptors binding throughout the human genome, that vitamin D deficiency is a major environmental factor in increasing the risk of developing these disorders.” Quoted from CNN website\n\nSince I have had Migraines ( those of us with migraines do not detoxify properly so we are at increased risk for cancer also), I have a vitamin D receptor snp in my genetic chart and I have had autoimmune disease like MS and cancer but I am consistent with my vitamin D3 and CBD intake so I think I have put those diseases behind me now. \nGood luck, you can improve your health!\n\ndrolson","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11376-markdown","title":"What type of marijuana works best for neuropathic pain?","slug":"what-type-of-marijuana-works-best-for-neuropathic-pain","content":"\"I have had peripheral neuropathy for the last two years.  I have burning pain in both feet that never stops. Would cannabis relieve my pain? If so, where do I start?   \"\n_____________________\nTry cannabis with a high level of CBD as opposed to THC. There are a variety of edibles and materials to smoke. I have the same thing as you, except from the waist down. I just got off opioids (they don't work so don't go there). Was on Opana ER 60 mg for years. Felt like a damn addict and hated it. Took me 8 months to taper off and I actually feel better. I also take Lyrica 300 mg X 2 daily and that really seems to help.(they will tell you to take generic, I did, didn't help. The first Lyrica I took was amazing in that something help dull the pain). \nThere are a number of strains of cannabis including edibles or lozenges. I'm currently trying Cannatonic and Om Shiv (AC/DC) in oil and a dabbing material (sticky like honey). Depending on your local shop start their. It really takes your pain away, like gone, for 2-3 hours depending on quantity. First time I was basically pain free in 16 years. 😎\n\nravinggimp\n_____________________\nCannabis is very effective in treating neuropathic pain. I would try a sublingual tincure with CBD and THC in various ratios. You may also try topical creams and ointments that will not cause psychoactive effects. \nA study recently published in \"The Journal of Pain\" showed promise for treating neuropahty with inhaled cannabis. In July 2015 Volume 16, Issue 7, Pages 616–627 \"Efficacy of Inhaled Cannabis on Painful Diabetic Neuropathy\" \n Authored by Mark S. Wallace, Thomas D. Marcotte, Anya Umlauf, Ben Gouaux, Joseph H. Atkinson\nA randomized, double-blinded, placebo controlled crossover study was conducted in 16 patients with painful diabetic peripheral neuropathy to assess the short-term efficacy and tolerability of inhaled cannabis. In a crossover design, each participant was exposed to 4 single dosing sessions of placebo or to low (1% tetrahydrocannabinol [THC]), medium (4% THC), or high (7% THC) doses of cannabis\nThis small, short-term, placebo-controlled trial of inhaled cannabis demonstrated a dose-dependent reduction in diabetic peripheral neuropathy pain in patients with treatment-refractory pain. This adds preliminary evidence to support further research on the efficacy of the cannabinoids in neuropathic pain.\n\nandrewvanmd","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11369-markdown","title":"Can marijuana edibles cause digestive problems, e.g. cause stomach pain or stomach upset?","slug":"can-marijuana-edibles-cause-digestive-problems-e-g-cause-stomach-pain-or-stomach-upset","content":"\n_____________________\nSymptoms of digestive conditions like IBS and Crohn's have been found to be helped by cannabis, but you may want to check the ingredients of the edible products you are using to make sure you don't have any intolerances. You may also want to try smaller doses of edibles until you find your Minimum Effective Dose (MED). This will allow you to find the best dosage for your condition with the least amount of side effects.\n\nchristiestrong\n_____________________\nAgreed with Team Kiva. Sometimes cannabis makes me feel dizzy and nauseous, but my research and experience has lead me to believe that I sometimes experience a blood sugar drop when I ingest cannabis on an empty stomach! Which I believe because I'll drink a cup of juice or something and it goes away quickly. So find your minimum effective dose, 5-10 milligrams is a good starting point, and do it with some food in your stomach.\n\ncannabear","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11354-markdown","title":"What strain of edible Cannibas works good for pinch nerve relieve?","slug":"what-strain-of-edible-cannibas-works-good-for-pinch-nerve-relieve","content":"\"I wanted to see what works good for nerve pain relieve. I'm not a smoker but I do eat the edible indica Strains. The nerve pain I'm having is due to a dislocated disk in my C5 & C6 which is pinching a nerve on my left side arm as well as shoulder spasm due to the pain. I was prescribed Norco (didn't work at ALL), ibuprofen 600mg (didn't work), morphine (only worked for 1hr), ketorolac injection (took 8 hr to kick in). I took a green hornet (indica strain 70mg) took half (35mg) it worked, but the pain sensation was very intense (burning feeling). Just giving a little history. What strain would you suggest that would works best? \n\nI've tried CBD, but the CBD's I've tried seems to not work at all to relieve pain like they say it does.\n \nLooking forward to a suggestion\"\n_____________________\nAre you trying thc and CBD combinations? Nerve pain is nasty, you'll definitely need a solid thc dose in that edible to get maximum pain relief. Try to find something with a 1:1 thc to CBD ratio or slightly thc dominant. The team of the two is the best combo for pain. Indica derived oils are always the best pain medicine\n\ncannabear","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11350-markdown","title":"What are the best marijuana strains for chronic pain? ","slug":"what-are-the-best-marijuana-strains-for-chronic-pain","content":"\n_____________________\nAs a general rule, cannabis strains with high amounts of both THC and CBD tend to make the best pain medicines, ACDC is a good one if you can find it.\n\nHigh-THC strains also offer pain relieving benefits, and many people find that heavy Indicas work well for Chronic Pain & the Insomnia that comes with it.\n\ndeniseb\n_____________________\nI'd have to same some of my favorite strains for pain relief are, Cherry Pie, Thin Mint Cookies and Lavender Goo.\n\nPhysical pain has a more of a chance of subsiding when the mind is relaxed too. These strains have brought me a lot of relief.\n\nninaparks","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11347-markdown","title":"Do Terra Bites have a particular strain in them, or how do strains relate to edibles?","slug":"do-terra-bites-have-a-particular-strain-in-them-or-how-do-strains-relate-to-edibles","content":"\"I have read that I should be aware of what strain I am taking for best effect. I am dealing with persistent back pain from an injury.\"\n_____________________\nOur edible products (including the Terra Bites) all contain hybrid strains of cannabis- so you will have both sativa and indica effects from them. With edibles it's challenging to make products strain-specific because of the difficulty of scaling for mass production. The jury is also out on how much the strain really impacts the edibles experience. Here is an excellent article from Leafly about the impact of using specific strains on cannabis edibles. After some experimentation they concluded that people had trouble telling the difference between a pure sativa and pure indica edible experience. This may have something to do with the way human bodies process THC when eaten, and it may even be impacted by a person's expectations of the experience itself.\n\nhttps://www.leafly.com/news/cannabis-101/indica-vs-sativa-cannabis-edibles-will-they-affect-you-differentl/?platform=hootsuite\n\nchristiestrong","image":null}}]}},"pageContext":{"limit":12,"skip":516,"numPages":54,"currentPage":44,"id":5599,"name":"Pain","slug":"pain","country":"US"}},"staticQueryHashes":["3949754563","4179947113","4202924991"]}