1. Opioids should generally not be used to treat headaches including migraine and poorly defined general pain states such Fibromyalgia, persistent pain in abdomen or non-specific lower back pain. 2. While opioid use in chronic pain may provide analgesic benefit for some patients, there's limited evidence regarding improvement in function. It's likely that only a minority of patients will gain benefits from long term opioid medication.
Opioids do work for some people however, if you've been prescribed opioids and they haven't worked, or they've caused side effects then you're eligible for Medical Cannabis. Please register at www.CannabisDoctorsAustralia.com.au and we can help you access safer plant-based, non-synthetic medicines.
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Disclaimer: This is not an inducement to use Medicinal Cannabis. Medicinal Cannabis doesn't work for everyone. If you think Medicinal Cannabis is right for you, please check with our doctors. How cannabis affects a person depends on many things including their size, weight, age and health, dosage and tolerance. Other drugs, medications or supplements that are being taken can also interact with or be affected by cannabis. Side effects of THC at higher doses can include loss of inhibition, spontaneous laughter, increased heart rate, coordination and balance problems, dry mouth, red eyes, slower reaction times, memory loss, confusion, anxiety, sleepiness, low blood pressure, increased appetite, excitement, and relaxation. Side effects of CBD are uncommon but can include dry mouth, low blood pressure, light headedness, and drowsiness.
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