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Medical marijuana is the supervised use of cannabis to treat medical conditions, especially chronic pain. It contains therapeutic compounds called cannabinoids—primarily THC and CBD—that help regulate pain, inflammation, and other symptoms.
Unlike recreational use, it’s prescribed in controlled doses and forms such as oils, tinctures, capsules, or inhalables, tailored to individual health needs.
Medical marijuana works by interacting with the endocannabinoid system (ECS)—a network of receptors in the brain, nerves, and immune system that helps regulate pain, inflammation, mood, and sleep. Cannabinoids like THC and CBD bind to these receptors to:
– Reduce pain signals
– Calm inflammation
– Relieve nerve-related discomfort
– Enhance sleep and relaxation
– Chronic pain
– Neuropathic pain
– Arthritis
– Fibromyalgia
– Cancer-related pain
– Back and musculoskeletal pain
– Psychoactive (can cause a “high”)
– More potent for nerve pain, muscle spasms, and sleep
– Often used for stronger, chronic pain conditions
-Non-psychoactive (no “high”)
– Known for anti-inflammatory, calming, and muscle-relaxing effects
– Works well for arthritis, joint stiffness, and daytime function
Both cannabinoids can be used individually or together, depending on the type and intensity of your pain.
| Aspect | Medical Marijuana | Traditional Painkillers (Opioids/NSAIDs) |
|---|---|---|
| Dependency Risk | Lower (especially CBD) | High (especially opioids) |
| Side Effects | Milder (dry mouth, dizziness) | GI bleeding, addiction, sedation |
| Long-Term Safety | Favorable in monitored doses | Risk of tolerance, withdrawal, overdose |
| Anti-Inflammatory Action | Yes (especially CBD) | Yes (NSAIDs), but hard on stomach |
| Mental Clarity | Preserved with proper dosing | Often impaired with opioids |
Cannabis is safe when prescribed and monitored by a licensed medical provider. But it’s not for everyone—especially those with a history of psychosis, pregnancy, or certain heart conditions. That’s why medical supervision is essential.
Our process includes:
– A personalized consultation
– Review of your health history and current medications
– Clear guidance on how to use your cannabis prescription
– Adjustments to optimize relief and minimize side effects
Medical marijuana is a science-backed solution for managing pain, inflammation, and nerve-related discomfort. When used under medical supervision, it can ease symptoms, reduce reliance on opioids, and enhance overall quality of life—without the harsh side effects of traditional painkillers.
Not always. High-CBD or balanced formulas can relieve pain without psychoactive effects.
Effects can begin within minutes (inhalables) or hours (tinctures, capsules). Full benefit may take days to weeks of consistent use.
CBD is not addictive. THC has low potential when used under supervision.
In many cases, it helps reduce the need for opioids or NSAIDs, but never stop medication without doctor guidance.
Yes. You must be certified by a licensed provider and registered with your state’s medical marijuana program.
It depends on your condition. CBD works well for inflammation; THC may be needed for nerve or severe pain.
Mild dizziness, dry mouth, or fatigue are possible. Most effects go away with adjusted dosing.
Yes—CBD-heavy options allow clear-headed daytime use.
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