(03-19-2010, 01:51 PM)Hempire Wrote: hmmm dizzy eh....you know weed/cannabis/thc can help with nausea and dizziness...also helps the appetite...which you already knew =D
i guess it's best that you cook it....it's healthier<< eh....depends on quality and stronger too =D
well did quick google of vertigo cannabis and umm....not your condition but somewhat related. oh and california doctors? pfffft.....BC Healthcare.....BC dispensaries...you're canadian now right? =O
Quote:Thing is...you have to be in Canada...Vancouver.
More good news about cannabis. People suffering from intense vertigo and nausea due to an inner ear problem — a condition of unknown cause and limited susceptibility to conventional medical treatment called Ménière’s disease — find significant improvement from cannabis, according to California doctors.
California doctors routinely approve the use of cannabis by Meniere’s patients who say that it helps ease their symptoms. “Meniere’s causes dizziness, dizziness causes nausea, cannabis relieves nausea,” says David Bearman, MD. “I wouldn’t be surprised if the symptoms caused Mrs. Gee to be a little depressed and of course cannabis helps that, too .”Robert Sullivan, MD, corroborates: “I’ve issued many recommendations for Meneire’s, as well as tinnitus [ringing in the ears]. It works well enough to make a significant improvement in patients’ lives, i.e., symptoms not gone but much abated so they can function and carry on their daily activities, instead of sitting and suffering. It also aids sleep.”
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Best response evar.
(03-19-2010, 07:43 AM)Serene Wrote: Well, at least it's not that bad. Wag ka lang sisinga.
Speaking of which. Quotes from my doctor.
Me: Why can't I blow my nose?
Doc: Ay, sige, suminga ka lang pala para mabutas yung ear drum mo at tuluyan kang mabingi.
Me: Doc, ano 'tong acute otitis media? Siryoso ba ung kondisyon na 'to?
Doc: Basahin mo sa wikipedia. Spell ko pa para sa 'yo.. *writes it down on a paper and scribbles a drawing of an eardrum*
