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Pain Relief With Cannabis Medication Benefits
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Pain Relief With Cannabis Medication Benefits
Several medical studies have examined the potential use of Cannabis for pain. In one observational study, cannabis was found to be effective at alleviating cancer pain. One clinical study examined the effects of intratumor injections of THC, but found no evidence that patients lived longer after receiving them. Other preclinical studies showed that oral cannabinoids could limit the severity of inflammatory bowel disease in experimental animals. While most studies focus on a limited number of ailments, there are positive results for some.
While it remains an open question whether cannabis can alleviate symptoms of anxiety or depression, several studies have indicated that it can have positive effects on mood and behavior. According to a review of published scientific papers on cannabis, THC is associated with improved attention span and reduced symptoms of depression and post-traumatic stress disorder. Moreover, it reduces the use of conventional medications. According to the authors of the review, cannabis may also help reduce anxiety. In addition, cannabis is widely available in Europe and the US.
The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NCCIH) has funded numerous studies on cannabis and its potential health benefits. The studies focus on the effects of cannabis on pain, the mechanisms of action of the various components of the plant, and the potential role of minor cannabinoids and terpenes. Additionally, NCCIH funds studies that examine the relationship between cannabis smoking and type 2 diabetes. Despite the positive effects of cannabis, the researchers caution that further research is needed before marijuana can be considered an appropriate treatment.
Although research on the possible side effects of cannabis is limited, it is safe for most people to try small amounts to determine which dosage works best for them. The amount of cannabis consumed depends on the user and the amount of THC and CBD present in the cannabis products. For people with underlying lung diseases, cannabis products may interact with other medicines. Consult your physician before attempting any new treatments. If you’re unsure of whether cannabis is right for you, consult your health care provider and consider a clinical trial.
To date, two thirds of U.S. states have legalized recreational and medical cannabis. Further, many other states are considering legalizing the use of cannabis in these circumstances. The FDA has approved cannabis as a treatment for two types of epilepsy. However, the lack of scientific evidence makes it difficult to make a decision. The researchers recommend that cannabis taxes be used to improve research and education on the substance. It should be part of standard substance abuse training.
Research on the medicinal use of cannabis is ongoing. Several drugs containing cannabinoids from cannabis have been approved by the FDA for use in treating seizures and Lennox-Gastaut syndrome. These drugs contain synthetic versions of THC and CBD. For more information, visit the TGA website. Cannabis is a legal medicine in Australia. Cannabis is not addictive and is not harmful for your health. In fact, it has a wide variety of applications.
