High-Frequency Medical Cannabis Use Is Associated With Worse Pain Among Individuals With Chronic Pain
Abstract
Cannabis is widely used for chronic pain. However, there is some evidence of an inverse dose–response relationship between cannabis effects and pain relief that may negatively affect analgesic outcomes. In this cross-sectional survey, we examined whether daily cannabis use frequency was associated with pain severity and interference, quality of life measures relevant to pain (eg, anxiety and depressive symptoms), and cannabis use preferences...
Paper Details
Title
High-Frequency Medical Cannabis Use Is Associated With Worse Pain Among Individuals With Chronic Pain
Published Date
May 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
21
Issue
5-6
Pages
570 - 581
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