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Medical marijuana is used for Epilepsy. You need a script from the Doctor to get it
I got prescription about 7 years ago. Went to a place in MD , I used chews at night. Then ordered in Colorado. . It suddenly didn’t help but new medications came out and they helped better. It definitely is an individual preference and need.
Yes. I was just seeing what my doctor would say. So, I asked if I could get a prescription for pot? My doctor said yes, she would. She also told me it hasn't helped any of her patients that she prescribed pot. Like I said, I was just checking to see what she would say. I don't smoke pot anyway!
Yes, medical marijuana and CBD have been used to treat epilepsy. In 2018, the FDA approved Epidiolex (cannabidiol) to treat Lennox-Gastaut syndrome, Dravet syndrome, and tuberous sclerosis complex. Research suggests medical marijuana may help improve disease outlook for some people with epilepsy, but evidence is still Show Full Answer
I never tried any of it
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