Yes you should. One of the reasons is that CBD may have some effect of the cytochrome p-450 enxyme system. This enzyme system is responsible
Hello, Cannabis can increase your risk of bleeding as well as increasing other risk factors for surgery including changing blood pressure, heart rate, and possibly
@Perry Solomon, MD Should be able to address this question. He is an anesthesiologist by training. I will let him know about it. Good luck
"He has arthritis, a degenerstive building disc, and spinal stenosis. He’s not a candidate for Surgery due to age, Parkinson’s, and diabetes. Tried many other
"How do I go about getting some medical marijuana?" It depends on where you live. If you live in California or New York you can
"I would like to get some help as to what would help me for pain relief with my back. I can’t take any medication until
You don’t mention how far post-op you are at this point. I recommend you take the drugs in the hospital for the first 48 hours,
I’m sorry to hear about your terrible spinal stenosis pain. Avoiding surgery is possible but it is also wise to take into consideration that spinal
Trigeminal neuralgia has both inflammatory and neuropathic components that may respond to cannabis. I would suggest a 1:1 tincture for two-three doses per day without
"I have prescriptions for insomnia (Lunesta, Valium) but have tried indica cannabis edible while in Colorado and found it more effective than prescriptions. I also
