Fibromyalgia

[fmca]

Hi, I am a chronic pain sufferer with fibromyalgia on the top of the list. I saw a post on how some make their own oil for vapes and ws wanting to see if it would help me at all. Don't do smoke, don't like the feeling at all. Is this way any different? Thanks!

[fmca]

forgot to add, I am on all types of medication including pain meds it said recently took my pain meds away from me and gave me something weaker from my doctor that aren't cutting it so I'm looking for alternative.

[t-pain]

vaping versus smoking is a slightly different feeling.

if you do not like smoking, it maybe better to eat the oil.

 

maybe someone else with fibromyalgia can chime in on what works for them?

 

did you tell the doc the new pain meds arent working for you? its possible he will put you back on the meds that do work for you.

its worth a shot, but if you've already tried, i guess thats it.

[I wood]

Purple urkle is a strain that seems better for fibromyalgia than some others, according to one patient.

A topical balm with .25 to .5 grams oil, per ounce of balm, has proven useful as well.

High cbd strains make for balm that is good for fibromyalgia also, but never comparing side to side, can't be sure which is better.

Good luck in your search for what works best.

[trichcycler]

I believe an internal approach would work best also. Those painful nerve message sending units can be repaired and rebuilt using cannabis extractions. I think there is promising research in that direction. An internal cleanse, removal of any outside dis-ease influences, a whole body/mind approach, with the added alternative treatment has completely relieved two of my patients affected with your condition mentioned. Most often dis-ease does not exist in an alkaline PH state. Adding things to your diet to adjust long term ph proves futile, compared to removing the negative energy substances from intake.  Both patients mostly followed a book by that numbskull trudeau.  Although I don't have fibro myalgia, when I read and followed the words in that book it changed my(health) life, for real. I don't like the author at all strangely.

 

good luck to you

[WarriorScholar]

^^^

 

Agree with the above, coming from someone who has dealt with this for 7 years now.

 

Old thread but had to respond ..

[fishhead]

Old thread but.....

 

Anyone else stuck in more pain due to the weather?

Has anyone found relief ?  and how?

[trichcycler]

more oil.....

[Sweettooth222]

CBD RSO or 1:1 THC:CBD RSO and yes lots of it until you figure out what will take care of it. id start at 1/8 of a gram to a 1/4 of a gram depending on mobility problems and pain problems.

[trichcycler]

cbd makes me feel funny. I avoid the genetics. My bunnies like them though.

[Sweettooth222]

I believe an internal approach would work best also. Those painful nerve message sending units can be repaired and rebuilt using cannabis extractions. I think there is promising research in that direction. An internal cleanse, removal of any outside dis-ease influences, a whole body/mind approach, with the added alternative treatment has completely relieved two of my patients affected with your condition mentioned. Most often dis-ease does not exist in an alkaline PH state. Adding things to your diet to adjust long term ph proves futile, compared to removing the negative energy substances from intake.  Both patients mostly followed a book by that numbskull trudeau.  Although I don't have fibro myalgia, when I read and followed the words in that book it changed my(health) life, for real. I don't like the author at all strangely.

 

good luck to you

This about a Alkaline Ph balanced diet

 

 

This is what i have been using to introduce people to the wonders of medical cannabis

[Sweettooth222]

cbd makes me feel funny. I avoid the genetics. My bunnies like them though.

ok and this is great to know because one of my patients has problems with THC in that sense and the CBD has almost cured all symptoms when properly administered but still need to get a high CBD strain. Only have Tora Bora right now have contacted a few but no response yet.

[trichcycler]

those are good vids, thank you. I used up all my "likes" for the day so "I like the post"

[Sweettooth222]

just trying to share and spread the knowledge thanks for yours and hope it helps. and you said you had fibromyalgia patients what has helped the so called (fibro fog) and what do you use for everyday use.....

[Norby]

My fibromyalgia patient had problems with hi CBD medibles.  It seemed to counteract the painkilling effects of the THC at least when taken orally at the rate of 20-25mg caps 1-2 a day.

[trichcycler]

my patients have all enjoyed a balanced hybrid mostly. Every High Times Cup Winner has been a hit for years, a great place to start.

My go to daily has been a hybrid of Tahoe OG(caliconnection) x Medicine Man(mrnice), both separately, the TGA lineup,gage green gems...then in the evenings I switch to essential oils of cannabis incense.

[fishhead]

Thank you everyone for the advice, this is my 1st winter without all the pills..am gonna try to make some oil.

[arizonara]

Hi! I live just north of Lansing and am looking for cbd for my fibromyalgia. I have researched allot but, how do I fid a caregiver the makes what I need?

[imiubu]

Hi! I live just north of Lansing and am looking for cbd for my fibromyalgia. I have researched allot but, how do I fid a caregiver the makes what I need?

 

Welcome

 

I suggest you take a look at the classifieds Section here:

http://michiganmedicalmarijuana.org/classifieds/

 

You may also start a new topic stating what you are seeking here:

http://michiganmedicalmarijuana.org/forum/18-patient-issues/

 

More of the readers will see a post that way.

 

Also, keep in mind that concentrates (oil) are still deemed illegal in MI

and to stay w/ in the law caregivers might not be willing to provide said oil.

 

Best of luck

[trichcycler]

Hi! I live just north of Lansing and am looking for cbd for my fibromyalgia. I have researched allot but, how do I fid a caregiver the makes what I need?

 

[kevinjoseph]

Fibromyalgia, also called fibromyalgia syndrome (FMS), is a long-term condition that causes pain all over the body. As well as widespread pain, people with fibromyalgia may also have: increased sensitivity to pain. extreme tiredness (fatigue) muscle stiffness.