Medical Marijuana - Cannabis in Australia

Medicinal cannabis: study finds Australians suffering chronic pain get more relief from cannabis than conventional medicines

{jcomments on} The study found nearly 13 per cent of 1500 chronic pain patients had used cannabis in the past year despite being prescribed opioids. Photo: Rob Homer

Australians suffering from chronic pain may get more relief from their symptoms using cannabis than they do from some conventional medications, researchers have found.

Survey Study: Cannabis Use for Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome in Males

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What is Chronic Prostatitis?

Chronic prostatitis is caused by inflammation of the prostate (a gland in a male’s body that releases fluids which aid in achieving sexual reproduction), which leads to long-lasting, lost-term pain in the pelvic region (e.g. around the penis, anus, lower abdomen, and lower back). There are two types, including:

chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome (also known as chronic nonbacterial prostatitis): non-infective; more common (9/10 males with chronic prostatitis)
chronic bacterial prostatitis: infective; less common (1/10 males with chronic prostatitis)

Brazil Frees CBD

Brazil has legalized the cannabis compoundcannabidiol(CBD) for therapeutic use. It’s the first major medical marijuana advancement for the South American Country. Brazil’s Health Surveillance Agency officially removedCBDfrom the list of......