If you can get high CBD content cannabis in a tincture that would be a start. Or you can get a vaporizer. Still there's the problem of a consistent doseage but I would give it a try.

Personally I had excellent results with extreme muscle pain from exercise with fibro.

Whatever you do, just do a very very small dose to see what effect it has.

I live in Vancouver and have access to multiple cannabis stores.

The first type I tried did not help with pain.....so I am going to another store with more choices and more knowledgeable people.

Apparently there are different strains for different ailments. I will let you know if I find any that work for nerve pain.

It's not been legalized where I am yet but I have a friend in California who uses it as her primary treatment for fibro pain. She says that the folks at the dispensaries are very helpful in guiding her to the right strains for her pain.

Yes, it's very helpful; however, you need to experiment to find the best strain for yourself. A knowledgable dispensary should be able to guide you in finding the right strain. Keep in mind that the tincture does not have an immediate effect. You will have to experiment with a very small dose and then wait (at least an hour) and see how it effects you. Tinctures are great because you can control how many drops you want to use. There are also topical oils and lotions that can help ease pain. Best Wishes.

I have great relief using a high sativa cannabas. It doesn't bog or dumb me down.
I usually smoke a hit or two from my mini water bong and less than 15 minutes find relief for my fibro pain.

I have tried the tincture oils but it has too much taste and oily feel for me so i tried making it in Gin but I think the alcohol content was a little low as it was not as powerful as the oil.

I live in Maine, medical MJ is legal and I use a dispensary for consistancy.

Thanks for inquiring as I used to take Oxycontin and it messed me up . Glad i no longer need to take it or all the other drugs to counter Oxy's effects.

Unfortunately it's not legal here yet, but I've tried the CBD Tincture & it was amazing for my spine issues. Only tried it a couple times. I really wish it was legal here!
Definitely give the CBD a try!!!

I found a store here that sells cannibal (CBD) products made from natural help. It is also sold on Amazon. It is related to medical marijuana, but without the high. It is working very well for me, I take a squirt under my tongue from 2-6 times a day as needed. It also tempers the muscle pain I get from taking the lyrica. I can tolerate it better now. It helps with anxiety almost immediately, and helps me sleep. It is 40.00 a bottle and lasts about a month. Medical marijuana is not legal in my state, but if this works so well, I can imagine how well that would be for the fibro pain. Fibrohyg.

Hi, It's not legal in Canada yet but I got some from a friend. It is the drop of a drop from a eye dropper. IT TAKES 5 HOURS TO WORK, BUT IT LET ME SLEEP FOR SIX HOURS WITH No pain ANY WHERE.
It is also called Honey oil. I have just started with MJ after 16 years of pain where was this before. Watch out for this called momcanada..ca IT IS A SCAM . They take your money but get no product. I almost So now I will wait the are all full of clients right now good luck. rosie

I used to use it for my primary pain management but got tired of trying to find it. So, I stocked up and use it now when I absolutely need it. I smoke so little of it too and it still helps the neuropathy in my legs. I really can't wait until it's legalized in my state. I will be first in line. I'm tired of being dependent on the drug companies chemical concoctions.
I'm taking one thing for generalized pain, another for breakthrough pain, then I'm taking another for tingling and burning in my legs, a muscle relaxer.. then another to relieve nausea from the aforementioned medicines. it's such a scam. MJ is something that scares the hell out of the drug companies because they are getting rich from all of us who are sick.(while most of us are barely living paycheck to paycheck) I think the public is becoming more informed and eventually it will be accepted.

I live in CO and luckily have access to medical mj. I've found salves, lotions and oils, high or mostly CBD s that have been effective to varying degrees. Some very helpful. One of my favorites thats only cbd is a Trans dermal patch that last 12 hours. It helps with different kinds of pain. It's also mildly relaxing but contains no psychotropic properties so I can work and still have relief. I only smoke about 2-3 times a month. I prefer cbd topical products

I live in Washington State as well and I've become a regular marijuana consumer. My preference is to use a vaporizer as it's much healthier and easier than smoking a joint.

I've been experimenting with different strains and so far I've found that Blueberry Grape Ape and Blue Dream are two types that has helped me the most with pain. These two have also helped to ease the chronic anxiety that I suffer from and I've also been able to have a more sound, restorative and restful sleep.

I recently purchased Zootsdrops which is like MIO only with marijuana involved but it's taken the same way, via water, tea or straight from the bottle.

I hope that's insightful for you! :)

*~Stephanie~*

Cannabis is the only medicine that works for me! I'm totally against taking prescription medication that can give you more side effects than help. I have a portable vaporizer that looks like an e-cigarette. It definitely helps!! The oil is strain specific. I've found that indicas are good for muscle spasms/pain and sleep. Sativas are better for the day time but they help more with staying active during the day and offer less muscle pain relief for me. Try to find a dispensary with knowledgable people that can help you find what works for you. Best of luck :)

I'm excited to see this post. I have started experimenting with mj for pain, but have had weirdly mixed results. I vape so what I am using from one day to the next is fairly consistent. However, one day the same strain can leave me mildly euphoric and pain free, whereas the very next day I can feel worsened pain after smoking from the same cartridge. Has anyone else ever experienced this?
Thanks!

I am currently use CBD/THC 1:1 ratio patches, these are life changing patches. I am a very educated patient on this stuff, if its out there in the medical shops, i have tried it. I find smoking sativa strains during the day boost my motivation and help with the pain and for sleep, i find a good skunk indica like trainwreck helps me sleep. I usually use the patch in combination with smoking or an ediable like a sucker, mountian high makes the best cbd sucker to date that i have tried. This plant took me from 30 plus pills a day down to maybe 5 or less.

If anyone has any question, feel free to ask, I am very well educated as well as use to work in the industry.

Fibrohyg,

Can you be more specific about the cannibal (CBD) products made from natural help that are sold on Amazon?

I couldn't find anything that matches your description.

Thanks