Medical Cannabis

Read an article last night that the Mexican Senate has 'guaranteed' (yeah, yeah, I know) that availability of medical cannabis for all people will become part of the MX constitution. Soon as it's all legal, which is expected soon. The article even went on to say medical cannabis is expected to become part of treatment plans within the Seguro Popular medical care.

woot woot!!!

Another good reason to sign up for SP.

Just remember these words: "Doctor I am having a hard time sleeping and my appetite has been off"

Part of the constitution?!? that's funny. I would sure like to have some cannabis oil for my head. lol a spot on my head that is ;) It's that or burn and burning doesn't work, it just grows back. ((sigh)) When? Or does anyone know where to get black salve? That stuff is scary, could leave a hole in my head, like I need another one.

Please send the link to me or let me know where I can source the full article. Thanks

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-mexico-marijuana-idUSKBN143080?feedType=nl&feedName=healthNews&utm_source=Sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=US%20Health%20Report%202016-12-14&utm_term=US%20Health%20Report

Chapalagringa wrote:Part of the constitution?!? that's funny.   I would sure like to have some cannabis oil for my head. lol  a spot on my head that is ;)  It's that or burn and burning doesn't work, it just grows back.   ((sigh))   When?   Or does anyone know where to get black salve?  That stuff is scary, could leave a hole in my head, like I need another one.

I'm trying CDB oil right now for my constant pain, it might work for other things but not for me. My pain doctor has me on Loratabs (OxyContin) will it be easy to locate a doctor in Mexico that will prescribe them for a patient in constant pain?

I hear Oxy is very difficult to get in Mexico.

[/quote]I'm trying CDB oil right now for my constant pain, it might work for other things but not for me. My pain doctor has me on Loratabs (OxyContin) will it be easy to locate a doctor in Mexico that will prescribe them for a patient in constant pain?[/quote]

No!
This is not a good place to live if you are in chronic pain. I've seen patients writhe in acute pain for hours, even days, and get nothing more than Diclo.

Pain med's (opioids) are prescribed only by an anesthesiologist.

Thanks for the replies, guess I will have to try MJ. Was told it might help, but because I'm on the other med my doctor does a drug test, and it's not allowed.