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From managing cancer-related pain and alleviating nausea caused by chemotherapy. To anxiety related to the diagnosis to end-of-life relief. While medical cannabis is not a cure for treating cancer, studies show success when it is used alongside traditional treatments.
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For patients navigating the complexities of a cancer diagnosis and the impact it has on their lives and loved ones, alternative treatments could provide much-needed relief. Traditional approaches include surgery, radiation therapy, and chemotherapy, with severe side effects, so many patients turn to cannabis-based treatments to help manage their symptoms.
How Can Cannabis-Based Treatments Help?
Studies show that CBD and THC within cannabis may lead to pain relief in patients experiencing negative side effects from chemotherapy treatment.* The stress-relieving properties within CBD may also help cancer patients who are suffering from anxiety, and sleep disorders.
Of patients using medicinal cannabis experienced no vomiting and nausea with chemotherapy treatment.
Reported a decrease in pain after consuming medical cannabis in US patients.
of patients using cannabis-based treatments did not have to use rescue medications after a chemotherapy cycle.
Articles on Cancer support
View all25. 08. 2023
As public interest in medical cannabis continues to grow, so does the number of people intrigued by its potential medical benefits. However, the abundance of information available online can often leave the general public perplexed, even frustrated, particularly when it comes to understanding cannabis as a potential complementary treatment option for cancer.
25. 08. 2023
Sam North
22. 09. 2023
While medical cannabis should never be viewed as a straight-out cure to cancer, it has long been recognised as an effective treatment option, and a powerful addition to any holistic cancer treatment plan to help manage the symptoms of cancer and the side effects of some of its treatments. Holding a medical card is not a legal requirement here in the UK, but it is a great way to ensure that patients are protected and safe from any legal issues.
22. 09. 2023
Sam North
22. 08. 2023
Cancer pain is one symptom of cancer that can most negatively affect the quality of life of cancer patients, which is why there is so much research being conducted to find new, complementary treatments. An increasing amount of that research is focusing on the potential benefits of medical cannabis, and the results so far are certainly encouraging.
22. 08. 2023
Lucy MacKinnon
“Whilst in no way a cure for cancer, the versatility of medical cannabis allows it to be a suitable treatment across a whole range of symptoms associated with cancer treatment. From chemotherapy related nausea and vomiting, to neuropathy, to radiation burns from radiotherapy among others - medical cannabis has the versatility to supplement the ongoing treatment of symptoms.“
Medical Director
Anxiety
Appetite loss
Depression
Fatigue
Nausea
Pain
Sleep disturbance
Swelling
Trouble breathing
Unexplained weight loss
Vomiting
Weakness
It's important to note that these symptoms are general and may not be exclusive to any specific cancer related condition. Consulting with a healthcare professional is crucial for accurate diagnosis and tailored treatment plans based on individual needs.
