Millions of people around the world suffer from chronic pain. Chronic pain can be difficult to manage. Many patients turn to cannabis strains to find relief. There has been an increase in interest in cannabis strains that can be used to manage chronic pain. These are the top cannabis strains that can be used to manage chronic pain.
ACDC
ACDC is a well-known cannabis strain that has high CBD and low THC. This strain is a cross between Ruderalis & Cannatonic. It is well-known for its ability to relieve pain without causing psychoactive effects. ACDC is a great option for patients who need to manage pain and not feel high.
Harlequin
Harlequin, a hybrid strain, is a cross of Colombian Gold, Thai, Swiss Landrace, and other strains. This strain is a great choice for chronic pain management due to its high CBD and low THC levels. Harlequin has a reputation for providing pain relief without any psychoactive effects.
Blue Dream
Blue Dream is a hybrid that combines Blueberry and Haze strains. Blue Dream has high THC and moderate CBD, making it a great choice for chronic pain management. Blue Dream is well-known for its ability provide pain relief and euphoria, as well as relaxing the mind.
Cookies for Girl Scouts
Girl Scout Cookies is a hybrid that combines Durban Poison with OG Kush strains. This strain is a great choice for chronic pain management due to its high THC and low CBD levels. Girl Scout Cookies is well-known for its ability provide pain relief and induce euphoria.
Granddaddy Purple
Granddaddy Purple, an Indica strain, is a cross between Big Bud and Purple Urkle. This strain is excellent for chronic pain management due to its high THC and low CBD levels. Granddaddy Purple has a reputation for providing pain relief and relaxing the user.
Cannabis strains may be an effective treatment for chronic pain. Before using cannabis for pain management, consult a doctor. Patients should start slowly and increase their dosage as they need. Patients can get relief from chronic pain with the right dosage and strain.
Laura McQueen is a writer for MJGreenNews.com.
She has been writing for different cannabis websites and publications since 2018.
