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Understanding Your Health and Potential Cannabis Therapy Options
This survey helps us understand your current health status, your experiences with different treatments, and your goals. The information you provide will be used to generate personalized insights and recommendations.
Your Current Health
Please tell us about the main health issues you are experiencing and how they impact your daily life.
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Your Treatment History
Please provide details about any medical treatments, medications, or therapies you have used or are currently using for your condition.
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Your Experience with Cannabis and Other Substances
This helps us understand your familiarity with cannabis and any potential interactions or risks.
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Your Goals and Expectations
Understanding your goals helps us tailor recommendations to what matters most to you.
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Health Risks and Considerations
Please answer these questions to help us identify any potential health risks or contraindications.
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Preferences for Cannabis Use
Your preferences can help guide the best way to incorporate cannabis into your treatment plan.
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Patient Profile and Baseline Condition
Potential Benefits of Cannabis for Your Condition
Risks and Safety Considerations
General Risks: Common side effects include tiredness, dizziness, dry mouth, and potential psychological effects. Tolerance to these side effects usually develops over time.
Given your history, it's important to be aware of the potential for cannabis, particularly THC, to exacerbate or trigger psychiatric conditions like psychosis, schizophrenia, or bipolar disorder.
Given your history, it's important to be aware of potential cardiovascular effects that may increase risk in individuals with pre-existing heart conditions.
Cannabis use is not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
A personal history of substance use disorders may increase the risk of developing a cannabis use disorder.
Potential for impairment affecting your ability to drive or operate machinery.
Potential Interactions with Medications and Substances
Medications: Cannabis can interact with other medications, especially those metabolized by certain liver enzymes (CYP450). It may increase the sedative effects of other central nervous system depressants like alcohol or benzodiazepines.
Alcohol: Combining alcohol and cannabis can intensify side effects such as drowsiness, dizziness, and impaired coordination.
Other Substances: If you use other substances, please discuss this with your healthcare provider, as potential interactions exist.
How Cannabis Works in Your Body
The way cannabis is consumed affects how it works.
Routes of Administration: Common methods include inhalation (e.g., vaping, smoking), oral ingestion (e.g., oils, capsules, edibles), and sublingual application (e.g., sprays under the tongue).
Onset and Duration: Inhaled cannabis generally provides rapid effects but shorter duration, while oral or sublingual methods may have a slower onset but longer-lasting effects. Your preference for fast versus sustained relief will influence the choice.
THC vs. CBD: Products can be THC-dominant (psychoactive, can increase appetite), CBD-dominant (non-psychoactive, may decrease appetite), or balanced (THC:CBD ratio).
Personalized Cannabis Use Recommendations
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Tips for Safe Cannabis Use
Start Low, Go Slow: Begin with the lowest possible dose and increase gradually, monitoring effects.
Know Your Product: Understand the cannabinoid profile (THC/CBD ratio) and potency.
Avoid Driving/Operating Machinery: Do not engage in these activities if you feel impaired.
Be Aware of Interactions: Discuss all substances and medications with your doctor.
Use in a Safe Environment: Especially when starting, use in a comfortable and familiar setting.
Keep a Journal: Track your symptoms, dosage, effects, and any side effects. This is crucial for effective management.
Consult Your Doctor: Always discuss your cannabis use with your healthcare provider.
Physician Checklist for Patient Assessment
This information is not medical advice and does not replace consultation with a qualified healthcare professional. Results are based on your responses and medical research data. Do not make changes to your treatment plan without discussing with your healthcare provider. Use this report as a basis for conversation with your doctor.
