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Ive tried cbd oil and it didnt help, I was considering trying thc ( maybe gummies ?) but I wanted some input first.

January 22
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A MyEndometriosisTeam Member

I’ve been using RSO for the heavy pain days . But I also smoke and do edibles . I find that mixing thc, cbd, cbn, and cbg really does wonders for my body. It doesn’t take all the pain away but it does help me function everyday the best I can. With how much pain I’m in from this disease.

January 25
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Does THC or medical marijuana help with endometriosis pain?

Medical marijuana, including THC, may help with endometriosis pain, though more research is needed. Some members have found it helpful for managing pain and related symptoms.

A MyEndometriosisTeam member shared: "I get horrible pains 98 percent of the time when I Show Full Answer

Does THC or medical marijuana help with endometriosis pain?

Medical marijuana, including THC, may help with endometriosis pain, though more research is needed. Some members have found it helpful for managing pain and related symptoms.

A MyEndometriosisTeam member shared: "I get horrible pains 98 percent of the time when I have to 'BM.' A super-hot bath and good old Mary Jane (marijuana) is a game changer for me. It takes care of the pain and allows me to wean off the painkillers I've taken for nine years."

Another member noted: "I'm using CBD and THC, and they help with anxiety and pain."

Research from Australia found cannabis to be among the most effective home remedies for endometriosis pain relief. A survey showed that people using cannabis products reported relief from pain, anxiety, depression, stomach upset, and vomiting.

Important considerations:

- Medical marijuana is only legal in certain areas
- Talk to your doctor before trying it
- Clinical trials are still needed to fully understand safety and effectiveness
- It may interact with other medications or treatments

If it's legal where you live, ask your doctor whether cannabis products might be appropriate for your pain management plan.

January 22
A MyEndometriosisTeam Member

Thanks for telling me ! :) Im happy it helps you out somewhat. Ill look into them :D

January 26
A MyEndometriosisTeam Member

Thanks for your input christie! Ill definetely consider them as an option to try now :)

January 22
A MyEndometriosisTeam Member

Hi :) thanks for the suggestion! also that sucks I hope they change their mind

January 22

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