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Always_Napping

Updated 1y ago

Using Cannabis to Treat GP Symptoms: Yay or Nay?

What are y’all’s thoughts of cannabis to help sooth GP symptoms? I feel like it helps me the most versus all the drugs with nasty side effects. But several of my doctors say it’s doing more harm then good. I actually eat and keep things down and my standard of living is more productive. What are y’all’s opinions of medicinal cannabis, or what has your doctor told you about it?

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TheLadyHolliday

2y

So my Dr. told me cannabis slows down your gut and makes digestion slow. Which we already have issues with... After using cannabis for about 2 years I noticed severe neausea and severe vomiting that would send me into Diabetic Ketoacidosis... that's when I had a Dr. tell me that sometimes using cannabis long term causes something called Cyclic Vomiting Syndrome... I still use cannabis for gastro relief but have cut down a lot
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MystikMandy

2y

I have seen many people ease their symptoms with cannabis
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Rice.Cakes

2y

I use cannabis and it makes me feel better and helps me eat. I actually gained weight and then started losing it very slowly even though most days this year I have not eaten a real whole meal. It depends where you are with your sickness. I stopped for months no difference just felt worser.
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Rachelliz

2y

It makes me throw up.

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