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It’s going to be PTSD awareness for me…Texas just passed a medical marijuana bill for PTSD, I anticipate a lot more anxious people suddenly discovering they have been traumatized.
Yay!Cannabis and stellate ganglion blocks for everyone!
We've had that for a long time. Cannabis and stellate ganglion blocks for everyone!
How this gonna change ur practice? Also who’s gonna be prescribing this? Psychiatrists - along with their benzos?It’s going to be PTSD awareness for me…Texas just passed a medical marijuana bill for PTSD, I anticipate a lot more anxious people suddenly discovering they have been traumatized.
Probably set opioid MED limit to <30mg and require a note from their psychiatrist/PCP confirming they have PTSD. As far as the medical certification that states they qualify for THC for cancer pain or THC for PTSD, that will have to come from their oncologist or psychiatrist/PCP. Or they can find another pain physician to address this. I'll be interested to see what people think at the Texas Pain Society meeting.How this gonna change ur practice? Also who’s gonna be prescribing this? Psychiatrists - along with their benzos?
Or they can find another pain physician to address this.Probably set opioid MED limit to <30mg and require a note from their psychiatrist/PCP confirming they have PTSD. As far as the medical certification that states they qualify for THC for cancer pain or THC for PTSD, that will have to come from their oncologist or psychiatrist/PCP. Or they can find another pain physician to address this. I'll be interested to see what people think at the Texas Pain Society meeting.
This is what I have done as well. No opiates with other substances.Only thing you can control is your prescribing. I think that only thing you need to do is remind people that THC use is a violation of their opioid contract (assuming it is). I did the same thing when my state made recreational marijuana "legal".
Neurosurgeon? I would expect palliative but I guess okThis is what I have done as well. No opiates with other substances.
Patient's choice THC (I don't RX or provide "card"), etoh, benzo, soma, ambien, or opiate
In my state any physician can pay to obtain license to prescribe medical marijuana card. A sports med doc and a neurosurgeon are the ones that provide the most.
Or they can find another pain physician to address this.
Easy answer from you already.
I'll be interested to see what people think at the Texas Pain Society meeting.
I signed up for the conference based on the agenda but I wanted to pick some brains about local guidelines and practice culture. I don’t pay membership dues.Worth joining/attending?
Lobel with the big words for big fax.You made the words big
I see billboards for this kind of thing when I drive through legal states. I imagine it’s brisk business until more people get into it.Had an inherited pump not working that we were weaning down morphine to try prialt. Decided he was uninterested and found a new doctor:
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