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Across the UK, millions endure the burden of chronic pain, significantly affecting their daily lives. Medical cannabis is emerging as a viable alternative to opioids, with potential to reduce the risk of dependency and mitigate some unwanted side effects. At our clinic, we acknowledge the limitations of these conventional approaches and present a compassionate alternative. While eligibility for treatment is case-specific, our specialist doctors are ready for consultations, ensuring personalised options for each individual.
How Could Cannabis-Based Treatments Help?
The legalisation of cannabis for medical purposes has led to more people exploring medical cannabis, particularly when conventional therapies fall short in effectively managing symptoms of chronic pain. Although there remains a scarcity of research focusing specifically on the effects of medicinal cannabis in treating these symptoms, many patients do consider medical cannabis after other treatments have proven insufficient.
Articles on Women's health
View all25. 04. 2024
Endometriosis is estimated to affect around 10% of those with a womb between puberty and menopause, but still, effective treatments, and research into the condition itself, are severely lacking. This can, understandably, be extremely frustrating for those affected.
25. 04. 2024
Lucy MacKinnon
07. 05. 2024
Menopause is a natural process characterised by the end of a woman’s menstrual cycles. It is associated with a number of symptoms that can cause significant disruption to everyday life. Yet, despite perimenopause and postmenopause affecting approximately 13 million people in the UK, there remains a distinct lack of awareness and education about menopause, as well as access to effective therapies.
07. 05. 2024
Emily Ledger
19. 10. 2023
October is known as the month of falling leaves, cosy jumpers, and the start of spooky season – but, what you may not have known is that October is also World Menopause Awareness Month, with Menopause Awareness Day taking place on the 18th.
19. 10. 2023
Lucy MacKinnon
“The growing awareness that female physiological differences can lead to the misdiagnosis of conditions, highlights the need for clinical approaches that better account for these variations. Other conditions such as endometriosis can take up to seven years to be diagnosed, all the while the patient is passed from pillar to post and started on a plethora of medication in a hope that distress is alleviated. Experience now tells us that medical cannabis is a particularly effective treatment for menstrual related pain conditions.“
Medical Director
Constant pain
Fatigue
Insomnia
Joint pain
Lack of relief from OTC painkillers
Low mood
Loss of appetite
Reduced quality of life
Sleep disruption
It's important to note that these symptoms are general and may not be exclusive to any specific condition. Consulting with a healthcare professional is crucial for accurate diagnosis and tailored treatment plans based on individual needs.
Endometriosis
Menopause
