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Specific treatment
Medical cannabis has significant potential to treat a range of conditions, from pain to mental health disorders. However, it is important that the use of cannabis in medicine is carried out under the supervision of a doctor, as incorrect dosage or self-administration can lead to undesirable consequences. Legislative regulation and scientific research in this area continue to develop, and in the future we will likely see more clinical applications of cannabis.
Methods of medical use of cannabis
Medical cannabis in the form of oils and extracts - usually has a high content of cannabidiol (CBD), which allows to reduce the number of side effects, such as the psychoactive effects of THC.
Inhalation (vaping) - cannabis can be smoked or vaporized, which gives a quick effect, but is not the most recommended method for long-term treatment.
Capsules or tablets - cannabis in the form of tablets or capsules can be useful for patients who want to avoid inhalation or want a precise dosage.
Creams and ointments - can be used for local treatment of pain, spasms or inflammation.
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