Yes. If traditional treatments or conventional medicines have been unsuitable at meeting your needs and managing your UC symptoms, or have caused unpleasant side effects, you may be considered eligible for cannabis derived treatments at private healthcare clinics like Releaf.
Medical cannabis has shown particular promise in helping to manage ulcerative colitis because of the way its natural chemicals interact with the human body, and the common symptoms associated with UC.
For example, both CBD and THC have shown to have potential in alleviating inflammation and pain, which can be particularly beneficial for patients who struggle with chronic pain, cramping, and discomfort.
And, when a person’s pain is effectively managed, it also tends to have a knock on effect in improving secondary concerns, or even comorbid conditions, such as sleeping disorders or poor mental health. But, medical cannabis has also shown to directly influence with these symptoms too, due to its sedative and mood uplifting qualities, taking what healthcare providers call ‘the multifaceted approach’.
At Releaf, our team of expert doctors evaluate the symptoms our patients struggle with the most and find out more about their impact on daily life, they identify the treatments patients have previously tried and where they’ve failed, and then create a bespoke, personalised medical cannabis care plan for each individual.
Monitoring their progress and treatment efficacy through regular follow-up appointments, our specialist doctors are here to help support you through the journey to find better health. To find out more about these options, or if you may be suitable for a medical cannabis ulcerative colitis care plan at Releaf, assess your eligibility today.