Medicinal Cannabis Matters | Friday roundup 20th June 2025
Medicinal Cannabis Matters: Friday Roundup – 20th June 2025
Welcome to the Medicinal Cannabis Matters Friday Roundup, where your local award-winning Channel Island’s clinic brings you the latest developments and personal stories from the world of medical cannabis.
This week, we delve into how cannabis is transforming pain management, post-surgery recovery, and helping patients with managing fibromyalgia. We also feature a new study that is making the headlines by highlighting cannabis as a potentially more effective treatment than traditional medications for managing endometriosis, a condition affecting millions of women globally.
Medicinal cannabis Eases Back Pain and Supports Recovery
Medical cannabis is proving to be valuable for those suffering from chronic back pain. Patients have reported significant relief from conditions including sciatica and herniated discs. The combination of THC and CBD in medical cannabis has shown promise in reducing inflammation and alleviating pain, offering an alternative to traditional painkillers.
One notable case involves a patient who, after years of enduring chronic back pain, found substantial relief through prescribed cannabis. This shift not only improved their quality of life but also enabled them to engage more effectively in physical therapy and daily activities.
Fibromyalgia Patient Finds Relief
In Cornwall, medicinal cannabis patient Rebekah Bell, 38, is enjoying life again after years of debilitating fibromyalgia. The condition left her in constant pain and unable to play with her children. Within days of starting medicinal cannabis treatment, Rebekah noticed a dramatic reduction in her pain and improved mobility. Her story adds to growing evidence that innovative therapies and medical cannabis alternatives may offer real relief for chronic pain sufferers.
New Study: Medicinal Cannabis Beats Traditional Medication for Endometriosis Relief
A recent report shows that nearly 80% of women surveyed reported that using medical cannabis found better results than painkillers like opioids and paracetamol when managing their endometriosis symptoms. The findings showed that most participants said medicinal cannabis helped relieve pain, nausea, and sleep issues, with 81% reporting to reduce their use of other traditional medications.
Stay tuned next week for more updates in the evolving landscape of medicinal cannabis. And if you or someone you know is considering medicinal cannabis, speak to a specialist Doctor at Medicann today.
The stories shared this week further highlight the transformative potential of medical cannabis in pain management and recovery.
For those considering medical cannabis as part of their treatment plan, it’s crucial to consult with an experienced clinic to ensure safe and informed use. Want to find out if you are eligible? Get started today by completing our Eligibility Checker.
Disclaimer: This blog post and the following featured articles are for information only and any articles on external platforms may be amended at any time. Articles that we refer to in our weekly roundup do not reflect the views of Medicann.
