Chronic pain is a typical condition that affects millions of people across the globe. It can be difficult to manage, and many patients resort to using cannabis for relief. In recent years, there has increased demand for cannabis strains for chronic pain treatment. Below are some of the top cannabis strains that are suitable to manage chronic pain.
ACDC
ACDC is a well-known cannabis strain with a large CBD content and very low THC content. The strain is a hybrid of Cannatonic and Ruderalis and is renowned for its ability to relieve pain without triggering psychoactive effects. ACDC is a great option for patients who want to control their pain but not feeling high.
Harlequin
Harlequin is a hybrid, is a cross of Colombian Gold, Thai, Swiss Landrace, and other strains. It has a significant CBD content and has a very low THC content, making it a perfect option for pain management in chronic situations. Harlequin is renowned as a pain reliever without the psychoactive side effects.
Blue Dream
Blue Dream is an hybrid strain that is a cross between Blueberry and Haze strains. Blue Dream is a strain with a high THC content and a low CBD content, making it a great option for managing chronic pain. Blue Dream is known for its ability to provide pain relief while also producing a feeling of euphoria and relaxation.
Girl Scout Cookies
Girl Scout Cookies is a hybrid that combines Durban Poison with OG Kush strains. The strain has a high THC content and a low CBD content, which makes it an excellent option for managing chronic pain. Girl Scout Cookies is known for its ability to provide pain relief and also induce a sense of euphoria and relaxation.
Granddaddy Purple
Granddaddy Purple is an Indica strain that is hybrid of Purple Urkle and Big Bud strains. The strain is high in THC content and a lower CBD amount, making it a perfect choice for chronic pain management. Granddaddy Purple has a reputation for providing pain relief and relaxation for users.
Cannabis is effective in treating chronic pain. But, it is important to talk to a medical professional before using cannabis to help manage pain. Patients should start with small doses , and gradually increase the dose as needed. If the strain is right and the dosage, patients can find relief from chronic pain, without the need for prescription drugs.
Laura McQueen is a writer for MJGreenNews.com.
She has been writing for different cannabis websites and publications since 2018.
