A study published in the NIH reported that cannabis is 10 times more effective at treating nerve pain than morphine, and about 15% of patients use it.
Cannabis changes the way we perceive pain by interacting with our endocannabinoid system (ECS). The cannabinoids latch onto and block the receptors in our body that are responsible for producing the sensation of pain.
An NIH study gave cancer patients either a pure THC tincture or a THC:CBD extract to relieve their pain. Those with the extract had 30% less pain while those with the tincture felt little relief.
A Canadian medical team found that chronic pain patients felt the greatest relief from higher doses of THC. Raise your dose a little each day until you’ve found your perfect amount, and remember to go slowly.
The University of Washington School of Medicine reports that cannabis can treat dull, sharp, and burning pain from injury or surgery. It’s shown to be effective in treating pain from cancer, AIDS, multiple sclerosis, and even phantom pain in amputees.
Many painkillers have a lost list of side effects. Research shows that there are nearly 25% fewer deaths from painkiller overdoses in states with legal medical cannabis. Aside from death, these pills can cause dependence, constipation, dizziness, sedation, shortness of breath, and more.
Cannabinoids work effectively with opioid drugs, like Tramadol and Oxycodone. Cannabis may also reduce the nausea that often accompanies strong prescription painkillers.
Many studies have shown that vaporized cannabis provides quick and significant relief from chronic pain.
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