Does CBD work?

ricky1040
Online Community Member Posts: 180 Empowering
Interested to hear anyone’s experience using Cbd gummies or oil. I have ordered some gummies. I’m diagnosed with fibro and sciatica. Really been getting me down recently and wanna try something new. I have been doing a lot of physio and massage. I don’t want to go on any hardcore painkillers as had issues in the past with tramadol
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Hi there @ricky1040 and thanks for reaching out about this, if you are considering taking any supplements, it's important to seek advice from a medical professional who has knowledge of your health and any other medications you might be taking.
Have you spoken to your GP about your issues with tramadol in the past?0 -
Agree 100%, best to seek advice from your GP. What might seem like a good idea today, could have serious consequences tomorrow.
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I have been using CBD oil for 4 & a half years, & find it helps reduce some of my pain, but everyone is different.CBD is broken down by the same liver enzymes that break down over 95% of prescribed meds, so you should discuss this with your pharmacist/GP prior to taking this. I personally leave a 4 hour gap between taking such meds & CBD oil. As gummies are also taken by mouth, then the same time gap would likely be helpful.
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I’ve used CBD gummies to manage chronic fibro/arthritis pain and paranoia from schizoaffective disorder, but had to stop as the day after, I’d be more anxious and paranoid than usual, and more irritable, too.
They worked great for pain and insomnia, however. I imagine if you don’t have my kind of issues with psychosis, you’d not run into the problems I did.0 -
Thanks everyone. I will discuss with my gp.1
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Let' us know how you get on0
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It's awesome that you're open to trying CBD gummies – they might be just what you need! I've used them for similar issues, which can be quite helpful. Just a heads up, results can vary from person to person, but it's worth a shot!
I haven't tried this uk cannabis clinic, but I've heard good things about them. They seem to offer professional guidance and support. Always a good idea to consult with experts when trying something new.
Also, thumbs up for avoiding hardcore painkillers! Natural alternatives can be more gentle and effective.
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