Our team at Texas 420 Doctors wants to make sure that every new patient has access to the information they need to make an informed choice about medical cannabis. We understand that some people are uncomfortable talking about therapeutic use. However, you should know some important things before you begin.
That is why we created the Patient 101 Guide. Think of it as a checklist of facts and helpful tips to help you get started. Our physicians want you to have the knowledge to use cannabis safely and help you improve your symptom management results.
Whether you are thinking about getting a Texas medical cannabis prescription or you just became a registered patient in the Compassionate Use Program, you may have many questions about using medical marijuana for the first time.
The right potency depends on several factors, including age, weight, medical conditions, etc. A potency that may work well for someone you know may be too strong (or not strong enough) to help you moderate symptoms of pain, inflammation, muscle spasms, or traumatic stress.
Inside our Patient 101 Guide, you will find a chart that helps you determine the safest potency levels to start with. Testing lower-potency products first reduces your risk of adverse effects.
Many patients are surprised to learn that cannabis can be contraindicated (or conflict) with common prescription medications. Learn which types of medications should not ever be combined with medical marijuana and the potential health risks.
Medical cannabis dispensaries in Texas have a wide assortment of products with high CBD ratios. Many products have equal amounts of CBD and THC by volume. Why is that a good thing, and how can the consumption of more cannabidiol help you reach your symptom management goals?
Some medical marijuana products in Texas are made with Indica strains, while others are formulated from Sativa cannabis. There are also hybrid strains, which are both.
Learn why many patients opt for products made from different strains to help with specific symptoms. Use our guide to learn more about terpenes and why they are important when you shop for medical cannabis in Texas.
Patients in the Compassionate Use Program of Texas have legitimate concerns about “getting too high” after taking too many edibles or other types of medical marijuana. It is a memorable experience (but not in a good way) and something you want to avoid if you can.
Safety first! Get practical tips on managing the psychoactive and physical effects of THC and the risks associated with consuming too much THC.
Find answers to these topics and more in our free Patient 101 Guide. Download it today!
