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Could a New Cannabis Patch Bring Relief from Celiac-Related Nerve Pain?


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For centuries, physicians have used cannabis to treat numerous disorders. Modern research shows that various cannabis compounds can alleviate symptoms from numerous conditions, including neurological disorders, cancer, rheumatism, epilepsy, sexual disorders, pain, among others.

Many people with celiac disease suffer from neuropathy, which causes nerve pain, among other symptoms. Neuropathy can be difficult to treat. Nerve pain is a debilitating symptom that can significantly impair a patient's quality of life. Could a new cannabis patch change that?

In a modern take on an ancient herbal remedy, researchers are working to develop a patch made from cannabis compounds that can effectively treat various types of neuropathy, including that associated with celiac disease.

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Fact CBD oil does help with inflammation I found with my ulcerative colitis,  seems to reduce the effects of a flare up. I started taking it for anxiety and discovered this other effect by accident. Reminds me of back when they learned nicotine patchs and vaping was found to reduce inflammation in people with IBS or chrons. CBD and other cannabis products show many uses for reducing symptoms associated with autoimmune diseases.

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