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Frequently Asked Questions
(FAQs) cover topics such as eligibility, legal requirements, dosage, and the potential benefits and side effects of medical cannabis.
What is medical marijuana, and how does it work?
Medical marijuana is cannabis used to help manage certain health conditions. It works with your body's endocannabinoid system, which plays a role in things like pain, mood, and appetite. Different strains and ways of using it can help with symptoms like chronic pain, inflammation, anxiety, and nausea.
What's the real difference between recreational and medical marijuana?
The biggest difference is intent and oversight. Medical marijuana is used to help manage specific health conditions and requires a doctor’s recommendation or a medical marijuana card, while recreational marijuana is used for personal enjoyment and doesn’t require a prescription.
Does CBD get you high?
No, CBD won’t get you high. It’s a natural compound in cannabis that helps with things like relaxation, pain relief, and inflammation, but without the mind-altering effects of THC. Many people use CBD to ease stress, sleep better, or manage discomfort while staying clear-headed.
Is medical marijuana safe to use?
Yes, medical marijuana is absolutely safe when used responsibly. It’s a 100% natural option for managing several medical conditions with minimal side effects.
What are the common effects of marijuana on the body and mind?
Marijuana can promote relaxation, ease pain, and improve sleep. It may also boost mood and appetite. Effects vary based on strain, dosage, and individual tolerance.
What are the different ways to use medical marijuana?
There are several ways to benefit from medical marijuana, such as smoking and vaping or edibles, tinctures, and oils for more discreet use.
Who qualifies for a medical marijuana card?
Eligibility depends on your state’s laws, but conditions like chronic pain, PTSD, cancer, epilepsy, and multiple sclerosis often qualify. A consultation with our medical marijuana doctor will confirm if you’re eligible.
What conditions can medical marijuana help with?
Medical marijuana is used for pain relief, inflammation, anxiety, PTSD, epilepsy, and cancer-related symptoms. It can also help with nausea, migraines, and sleep disorders.
Will my medical marijuana card be valid in other states?
Some states accept out-of-state medical marijuana cards, while other states don't. As your medical marijuana clinic, we’ll go over what this means for you during your consultation.
Can I use medical marijuana at the same time as other medications?
It depends on the medication. Cannabis can interact with certain drugs, so it’s best to check with your family doctor and medical marijuana doctor if you’re taking prescriptions like blood thinners or sedatives.