The legalisation of medical cannabis has prompted increased interest in its use when conventional treatments have proven inadequate for managing symptoms. While limited clinical research exists on medicinal cannabis effects, patients often consider it when other treatments fall short. If you've tried conventional therapies for any of the below medical conditions, you may qualify for medical cannabis treatment. Explore the different conditions below and remember, this list is not exhaustive - so if your medical condition is not listed, you may still be eligible.

It is estimated that 50% of UK adults are affected by chronic pain. Traditional approaches to treatment often rely on medicines like pill-form opioids, which can come with debilitating side effects.

For those facing challenges with conditions like anxiety, PTSD, depression, or insomnia, conventional medicines may not be having the desired clinical outcomes, cannabis-based products

Sleep quality, timing, and duration can affect your relationships, work performance, and mental health. Yet most conventional sleep aids are only recommended for short-term use, leaving

Many neurological conditions have no cure and can significantly impact speech, movement, and emotions. Conventional medicines and surgery often come with severe risks and side effects.

Endometriosis affects around 1 in 10 people with a uterus, while 77% experience one or more ‘difficult’ menopausal symptom. Conventional medications, such as painkillers or HRT.

Inflammatory digestive disorders are on the rise in the UK, with up to 70% of IBS patients suffering regularly from moderate to severe abdominal pain. Gastro conditions can be difficult to manage.

For patients navigating the complexities of a cancer diagnosis and the impact it has on their lives and loved ones, alternative treatments could provide much-needed relief.
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