{"componentChunkName":"component---common-build-question-tags-template-js","path":"/question-tag/texas/2","result":{"data":{"allQuestion":{"edges":[{"node":{"id":"Question_7699-markdown","title":"Can I get a medical marijuana recommendation from HelloMD if I live in Texas?","slug":"can-i-get-a-medical-marijuana-recommendation-from-hellomd-if-i-live-in-texas","content":"\n_____________________\nNo, our service is only available to those in California and New York. If you plan on visiting California, you are eligible to obtain a California medical marijuana recommendation because CA residency is not required. Keep in mind, this recommendation would only be recognized by California dispensaries.\n\nashleigh","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_9933-markdown","title":"Can I get cannabis transdermal patches in Texas?","slug":"can-i-get-cannabis-transdermal-patches-in-texas","content":"\"I live in Texas. Where would I need to go to see a doctor, get a script, and buy cannabinoid pain patches and what would be the cost for each step of the process?\"\n_____________________\nCannabis in any form (medical or recreational) is illegal in Texas. However, you can get hemp-derived CBD products (less than 1% THC, which is the psychoactive component of cannabis) shipped to you; no prescription needed. Check out SIVA Patch http://www.sivapatch.com/\n\nashleigh","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7393-markdown","title":"How will CBD interact with Remicade and Prednisone for a child with CRMO","slug":"how-will-cbd-interact-with-remicade-and-prednisone-for-a-child-with-crmo","content":"\"My daughter has a severe case of CRMO (7+ bone lesions) and Celiac disease. She is currently taking Remicade infusions and 10mg of Prednisone a day. I have started giving her CBD oil because nothing else seems to work for her. She has only been on this for 2 days and has developed diarrhea and stomach cramps (more than common). I started doing more research and read that CBD could alter the effects of the medication that she is on. the last thing I want to do is compromise her getting better, but I would love to find an alternative that works for her that does not have the scary side effects like Remicade and Prednisone. Can you offer suggestions on if and how I should proceed with treating her with CBD oil? We live in Texas so it is difficult to obtain but I am willing to take her anywhere to get her healthy. \"\n_____________________\nI am sorry to hear of your problems in treatment especially since I know you want to help your child. CBD does support her immune system from attacking her bones so there could be some conflict from the prednisone since prednisone is given to quiet down the immune system to reduce the symptoms although 10 mg of prednisone is a low dose. The concern of course is that her immune system is being suppressed and it can allow for overgrowth of fungus as well as other pathogens in the G.I. tract.\nYou might try treating her topically with cannabis salve at the broken bone sites as well as where the nerves go into the spine and you can even massage her abdomen.\nCBD may be absorbed through the oral mucosa but it is also important to know exactly what is in your CBD and how was it extracted? Since she has such a sensitive digestive system the type of oil and the extraction process is important since any chemical residue or oils can have an affect on her G.I. tract. If you can get CBD in an oral spray, that may be of benefit to her. Some of the newer super concentrate CBD extracts maybe better tolerated because it is micro dosing and it potentially is less likely to affect her G.I. tract because of the minute amount she would take.\nThis is a tough dilemma for you as a parent to see your child so sick and the medication is not working but CBD should work and it does have a low side effect potential and is known for stopping inflammatory disease so I would encourage you to be persistent, as you are, in looking for the solution.\n\ndrolson","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6987-markdown","title":"Help with heroin addiction","slug":"help-with-heroin-addiction","content":"\"I am looking for a product to help in recovery from heroin addiction.  I live in Texas.  Is it possible for me to find a product made from industrial hemp that would be effective for this purpose\"\n_____________________\nI don't think you will get a ton of benefits from hemp derived products for that particular purpose..  CBD is available in Texas and some CBD therapy could be beneficial, but it would help if you could be more specific about how you wanted to help with hemp.. what are you trying to treat exactly?\n\ncannabear","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6775-markdown","title":"Is medical marijuana legal in Texas?","slug":"is-medical-marijuana-legal-in-texas","content":"\n_____________________\nCannabis will not likely become legal in Texas the way it is in California. It is a different way of viewing the world, what it means to be a free human being and what it means to be well, what is a drug and what is medicine.\n\n\nandrewvanmd\n_____________________\nThe best thing to do in Texas at the moment, would be to push for medical cannabis support as we have had in California since 1996. There is ample evidence as to why this is necessary and beneficial to sick patients in Texas.\n\nI personally don't believe that states should get to far ahead of the federal government anyway, as it creates further problems down the line and invites intervention by the feds. Read my blog post on Prop 64 for more details on why I feel this way. https://www.hellomd.com/health-wellness/580e6623b3a976000a79dfa9/why-i-am-voting-no-on-prop-64\n\nmark\n_____________________\nUnfortunately, marijuana for any purpose, whether medical or recreational, it not legal in Texas. As a result, you cannot purchase/use marijuana products of any kind in the state. If you will be in California at some point, you can obtain a medical marijuana card through HelloMD. This would allow you to legally purchase and use cannabis products whilst in California; but again, you would not be able to return to Texas with these marijuana products.\n\nashleigh\n_____________________\nPlease, do not buy cannabis in Texas because it could be a set up since cannabis is illegal in Texas but I believe you could acquire hemp.\n\ndrolson","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6691-markdown","title":"I have a 10 yr old chihuachua and live in Texas.  He has arthritis and a luxating patella...","slug":"i-have-a-10-yr-old-chihuachua-and-live-in-texas-he-has-arthritis-and-a-luxating-patella","content":"\"HOW TO OBTAIN VET CBD\"\n_____________________\nBe careful on dosing such a small animal. You don't need any medical professionals consultation for CBD for your pet. You can visit our site at www.calstatecaregivers.com  and click on CBD and then Pets.\n\ndneice\n_____________________\nI would recommend Treatibles https://www.hellomd.com/biz/treatibles\n\nAlso, you might want to try a few drops of Internal from Better Brands. \n\nThere are other options too. I had a 14 pound Rat Terrior with arthritis, and I have him one CBD cookie from Treatibles every morning, along with one squirt of the Internal from Better Brands. He seemed to feel the relief, although its hard to really tell with a pet.\n\nmark","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11334-markdown","title":"With diffuse glioma (brain tumor)and symptom of weak muscles, will SRO help?","slug":"with-diffuse-glioma-brain-tumorand-symptom-of-weak-muscles-will-sro-help","content":"\"My husband went from Texas to San Diego; got SRO MMJ.  Had trouble walking onto the plane--finally managed with help.  On the first day in SD started the MMJ.  Second day I gave him too much and he hallucinated; so stopped treatment because on the second and third days he could not walk to the bathroom because leg muscles cannot hold him--seems to be the major symptom of his tumor although he is a little disoriented, too, but no pain. I have him in the hospital now and will shortly transfer him to SNF.  I am wondering, with his current condition, if the MMJ will help him recover beyond the muscle weakness and get him back to health that I can treat him with the remainder of the MMJ--which should take 2-3 months to finish 60 grams.  Do you believe his lack of mobility is beyond correction because of the diffuse glioma having advanced too far to reverse?  Or might the MMJ help him become more mobile?\"\n_____________________\nRSO: Rick Simpson Oil is generally a very highly concentrated oil of THC. The recipe is now being offered by many providers but, was originally a product developed by Rick Simpson who has been teaching and sharing his recipe and story for several years. He was published a book and describes the recommended protocol in the manuscript. I am including a link here that will take you to other links including to the book so you can do some additional reading.\n\nhttps://www.cancertutor.com/hemp_oil/\n\nMost people cannot tolerate the goal of 1gram of THC per dose, especially if new to cannabis use, and have to slowly work up to the dosing. It is recommended you start with a very small amount (grain of rice size for several doses and slowly increase over weeks). Every individual has their own sensitivity to the effects of THC and rate of increase should be determined by tolerance of side effects and cannabis itself.  \n\nAs the dosing is slowly increased, say every few days, the side effects begin to mitigate, but I strongly suggest you spend sometime reviewing the information available on RSO to improve you chances of successful dosing for your husband. \n\nHaving a high CBD concentration sublingual solution on hand is helpful as well as when the side effects of THC are too disturbing; high CBD concentrations can mitigate or reverse the THC effect.\n\ndrgerhart","image":null}}]}},"pageContext":{"limit":12,"skip":12,"numPages":2,"currentPage":2,"id":5832,"name":"Texas","slug":"texas","country":"US"}},"staticQueryHashes":["3949754563","4179947113","4202924991"]}