There are some slight side effects from medical cannabis
Have you ever stopped and study the side effects for the over-the-counter drugs that you take? What about prescription drugs, do you know what the potential side effects are? Some side effects are minor, while others can be something that could be debilitating, then of course, these side effects are just there as a warning of the potential harm, but it’s unquestionably possible that you could never experience any of them while taking the drugs.
- The same thing goes for medical cannabis, there are some potential side effects.
But the side effects are so mild that they won’t cause too multiple troubles at all. They include dizziness, dry mouth, fatigue, drowsiness, light-headedness, and nausea. Because of the THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), which is the active ingredient in medical marijuana, you could also experience rapid heart rate, sleepiness and feeling “high”. As you can see these side effects are fairly minor and won’t cause too much harm. That’s because medical cannabis is a natural product, and it doesn’t have the complex chemicals made in a lab. Of course, medical cannabis is still facing a lot of scrutiny from the medical industry. Some nurses recognize the benefits and will advocate medical cannabis for their patients, while other nurses would rather stick to traditional medicines. Personally, I would rather take a product that has the least amount of lab made chemicals. Because cannabis is grown from the earth, I feel it’s just a safer product to take. But some people would appreciate to stick to traditional medicines and that’s fantastic too. Medical cannabis is not for all the people, and I can respect that.