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Secondly, it’s effective. History shows that cannabis has been used for hundreds, if not thousands of years for the treatment of migraines. Today, tinctures are available that are absorbed under the tongue and work in minutes. Inhalation of vaporized cannabis, as a preferable alternative to smoking, can produce relief more rapidly.
The cannabis plant contains over 100 unique chemical compounds, known as cannabinoids, that work together to help relieve migraine symptoms. Cannabis has anti-inflammatory, pain relieving and anti-nausea properties. It also affects blood vessels; it relieves muscle cramps that can accompany migraines, and it lessens anxiety which can worsen the symptoms of migraines in some patients. |
How To Use Medical Cannabis: |
Medical cannabis works best when combined with a migraine prevention program and the use of natural relief strategies when an attack occurs – such as restricting light and sound.
A number of alternative treatment modalities may also be helpful if you have chronic headache pain. These include: acupuncture, massage, biofeedback, herbs, vitamins, and minerals. Some supplements that may be helpful to prevent migraines include: feverfew, butterbur, riboflavin (vitamin B-2), coenzyme Q10, and possibly oral magnesium. You shouldn’t use feverfew or butterbur if you’re pregnant. |