Medical Marijuana for Inflammatory Bowel Disease: Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- If you are ready to take control of your inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) treatment plan by using medical marijuana for your symptoms, visit www.ohiomariju..., or call (866)457-5559, to make a telehealth or in-person evaluation appointment for your marijuana card today!
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Ohio Marijuana Card talks to Dr. Timothy Thress about the benefits of using medical marijuana for inflammatory bowel diseases, including Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis. Conditions like diverticulitis and ulcers do not qualify for medical marijuana under the IBD diagnosis, but the pain they cause may qualify patients through a diagnosis of chronic pain.
People who suffer from IBD and irritable bowel syndromes (IBS) may experience painful cramping, weight loss due to loss of appetite, diarrhea, constipation, vomiting, sleeplessness, fatigue and more.
Traditional treatments for IBD often come with harsh side effects that can weaken the immune system and increase your chance of infection and cancer. However, treating Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis with cannabis is typically a more mild, natural way to relieve the symptoms related to inflammatory bowel disease; and it may reduce the inflammation that comes with flare-ups.
Medical marijuana gives patients more control over their treatment, and the marijuana doctors at Ohio Marijuana Card can help develop a plan that works for the individual. Experimentation may be part of the fun when it comes to finding what works best for your symptoms related to inflammatory bowel disease.
In this video, Dr. Thress makes some recommendations for how to get started, with suggested CBD and THC ratios, how to use them, and which terpenes to look for at Ohio medical marijuana dispensaries.
When you have an Ohio marijuana card, you can shop at any dispensary in the Buckeye State and choose from hundreds of different products including tinctures, edibles, vape pens and cartridges, and dozens of flower strains.
If you are considering medical marijuana for IBD or related symptoms including nausea, loss of appetite, stomach cramps, constipation, diarrhea, and sleeplessness, give us a call at (866)457-5559 or schedule an appointment with one of our compassionate marijuana doctors today at www.ohiomariju....
Very good information. Thanks!
CBG has been a game changer for my Crohn's. It works great with THC. It stops my cramping really quickly. CBD worked great but the CBG works better for digestion issues.
Rso oil help so much
Yes. I had bloody diarrhea in the evening, took one drop of rso, then had no blood and normal stools the next morning. Amazing results!
Great information
It has helped me a lot!
Wonder if it helps with Leaky Gut from Roundup on wheat. I got 2.5 mg gummies but I think I can only have 1/4 of a gummy. (I chewed 2 & ended up not able to walk.)
Can smoking or vaping Cannabis cause Peptic ulcers?
wondering this as well. sometimes feel smoking and vaping aggravates symptoms