{"componentChunkName":"component---common-build-question-tags-template-js","path":"/question-tag/tumor/8","result":{"data":{"allQuestion":{"edges":[{"node":{"id":"Question_10056-markdown","title":"CBD oil works for Cervical cancer?","slug":"cbd-oil-works-for-cervical-cancer","content":"\"For Cervical cancer what would be the approx idea ratio of CBD:THC? I know there is no standard but an approx. The hemp oil on cureyourowncancer has 5MG of THC for a grab compared to 260 MG of CBD. Will this help or is that too low in THC? \n\nWhat would be the dosage method recommended? Suppositories from Vagina would be more effective?\n\nThis is for a cervical cancer reoccurence for my mother who is 56 years old. Previously total hysterectomy was performed and after a year a tumour on vaginal wall is back.\"\n_____________________\nYes, cannabis acted on the cancerous cells , through apoptosis, or a process of cell death, causing only the cancerous cells to kill themselves, and inhibiting their growth. You can buy CBD oil here:\nhttps://www.potvalet.com\n\npotvalet","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_10055-markdown","title":"For Cervical cancer what would be the approx idea ratio of CBD:THC? ","slug":"for-cervical-cancer-what-would-be-the-approx-idea-ratio-of-cbd-thc","content":"\"For Cervical cancer what would be the approx idea ratio of CBD:THC? I know there is no standard but an approx. The hemp oil on cureyourowncancer has 5MG of THC for a grab compared to 260 MG of CBD. Will this help or is that too low in THC? \nWhat would be the dosage method recommended? Suppositories from Vagina would be more effective?\nThis is for a cervical cancer reoccurence for my mother who is 56 years old. Previously total hysterectomy was performed and after a year a tumour on vaginal wall is back.\"\n_____________________\nWe have no knowledge of correct doses because each person is individual and people respond differently to medication so, please, do not try to 'self-cure' your cancer since there is no proof yet that cannabis will work.\nCervical cancer should be 100% curable but it may require surgery so please don't wait to see a specialist.You can always support your body with cannabis at the same time.\nBoth THC and CBD are supposed to be toxic to cancer cells but keep in mind we don't have proof of that yet. I encourage you to do both CBD and THC but you must know the effect on your body when you use these medications so that you can appropriately dose yourself for the results you want in your body. THC is very stimulating to the brain so it can increase your anxiety and it can increase pain. CBD and THCa from the fresh juiced Cannabis bud tend to calm and relax and will tend to stop pain since these have strong anti-inflammatory effects.  CBDs are not psychoactiveSo you can take CBD's when you have to drive a car or go to work as long as the THC level is kept low so you are not high. \nCannabis is best if you use it to augment your western medical treatment and any symptoms that maybe produced, so please find a gynecologist or gynecologic surgeon that you feel you trust so you can get the appropriate care to get rid of the cancer completely. Cannabis is a great medication but we can't expect it to do things that we haven't even proven they can do to keep you healthy. Please, take action and do not allow this cancer to spread.\n\ndrolson","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_10004-markdown","title":"Can you recommend the best cannabis oil to treat secondary estrogen positive breast cancer?","slug":"can-you-recommend-the-best-cannabis-oil-to-treat-secondary-estrogen-positive-breast-cancer","content":"\n_____________________\nThis certainly seems like a very scary question that you're asking. Are you really asking for a cannabis oil to treat breast cancer that has reoccurred? \nYou can treat the symptoms with cannabis oil but I do not encourage you to treat cancer with Cannabis because there's no proof other than anecdotal stories (and that is not proof, only someone else's story) that cannabis may work.\nI have 45 licensed years experience doing integrated medicine and I do think many people have been led down the wrong road to believe that cannabis will cure their cancer but unfortunately I have watched too many of those people go on to suffer bad consequences.\nPlease, find an oncologist you can trust and fight the cancer with known Western medical treatments while supporting yourself with Cannabis for the symptoms.  \nWith current medical treatments for breast cancer there is a high rate of recovery or at least long remissions buying you time for a potential cure. You can never let down your guard when you have breast cancer because it can return as much is 30 years later.\nIf you have fear over further surgical and chemotherapy treatments, you must face your fears and walk-through them, do the treatments and hold intentions to survive. \nI had a tremendous fear of chemotherapy and it made my treatment much worse, so I had to have a talk with myself to change my attitude and my chemotherapy from that point on was very easy and I feel I will live a long healthy life as long as I do regular follow-up visits and of course I'm doing my cannabis daily because I also believe in this medication and feel it helped save my life.\nConsider picking up your phone and finding that new oncologist today, your life may depend on it. You are allowed to decide who is not right to see you and keep moving on until you find the right person. I have fired several doctors because they didn't listen to me or they did not honor what I had to say about myself and my wishes in the time of turmoil. There are good and caring doctors out there that are waiting to see you.\n\ndrolson\n_____________________\nWhat can I use for menopause systems after Estrogen driven breast cancer?\n\nNot what to use to prevent cancer\n\nseadog1","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_10001-markdown","title":"Should I stop using cannabis oil if it's making my pain worse?","slug":"should-i-stop-using-cannabis-oil-if-its-making-my-pain-worse","content":"\"I have breast cancer and have pain in my leg as a result. Whenever I use cannabis oil, my leg seems to hurt more. Should I stop using the oil?\"\n_____________________\nIf any medication or cannabis product you're using is making you feel worse, then it may be time to reevaluate what kind of cannabis product to take.  Many people find that a balanced mix of THC:CBD is helpful for pain control, so you could talk over some options with your dispensary regarding what ratio of THC:CBD might work best for you.  You could also consider trying a topical cannabis product on your leg to see if it helps.\n\ndrbultman","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_9989-markdown","title":"treating estrogen positive breast cancer with CBD","slug":"treating-estrogen-positive-breast-cancer-with-cbd","content":"\"I'm interested in using the purest form of CBD oil to treat estrogen positive breast cancer. I would like to know what the best way is to use CBD oil for this purpose; what dosage, how often and for how long? Also, how much should I begin with and what brands are the purest and most effective?\"\n_____________________\nI'm so sorry to hear that you have been diagnosed with cancer-- I hope that your medical team has been able to help you work through the treatment options.  Cannabis can be used for cancer therapy in a couple different ways.  First, patients find cannabis can help with pain from the cancer itself, or from  side effects of chemotherapy and/or radiation therapy such as nausea, pain, or sleeplessness.  Second, often patients also wonder if cannabis can help with treating the cancer itself, i.e. killing cancer cells, and your question seems to be more related to this aspect.  Preliminary animal and lab studies indicate that cannabinoids such as CBD can assist your body in inducing cancer cell death and limiting their ability to spread/grow.  Here is one article you could start with: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3579246/  The exact dose is difficult to translate to humans, but it is likely hundreds of milligrams a day.  Fortunately, oral doses of up to 700 mg a day are well-tolerated.  CBD is available in many forms, but for these higher doses most people find they would take it orally as opposed to inhalation for instance.  Some studies suggest that CBD and THC can work synergistically (meaning that treatment is more effective when used together than either one alone), so incorporating THC is likely to augment the CBD effects if that is something you want to consider.  As far as a specific brand, look for products that are lab-tested and make the testing results available to you so that you can verify the potency and safety.\n\ndrbultman\n_____________________\n My mother was diagnosed in May of 2013 with stage 4 Cancer.She was given 3 to 6 months to live,not because of spreading but because of the location of the tumor, it is abutting the aorta. she is 53 and also has MS.I succeeded in saving her life by getting Rick Simpson Oil from this guy in California.You can contact him if interested in getting some Oil:Email... tplug05 at gmail dot com  Or Phone.....+1(559)420-0769 . \n\nalison leton","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_9922-markdown","title":"Can High CBD Help Brain Tumor Seizures?","slug":"can-high-cbd-help-brain-tumor-seizures","content":"\n_____________________\nCBD has anti-convulsant and well as anti-tumor activity. As with any medication, its effect varies from patient to patient. It would certainly be reasonable to try CBD to see if it will help reduce seizures. Animal studies show that rodents with glioblastoma who are given cannabis (THC) along with chemotherapy have better survival rates than those who receive either THC or chemotherapy alone. If using CBD and receiving chemotherapy, it is important that the physician know that you are using it because it can slow down the metabolism of a number of chemotherapy drugs. That means more careful monitoring of drug levels is important. \n\ndrfrye","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_9831-markdown","title":"Best product for cancer (brain)?","slug":"best-product-for-cancer-brain","content":"\"My son was diagnosed with trilateral retinoblastoma.  The prognosis is poor but we are not going down without a fight.  What marijuana products could help him? Thank you\"\n_____________________\nIf you are located in California, Check out PureCure's sublingual breath strip. They are a very effective way to use cannabis without smoking. THC is dissolved directly through the cell wall, bypassing the digestive system resulting in a powerful medicine. More so than edibles.\nFor more information message us on facebook @purecurextract or email at orders@purecureproducts.com\n\njuliagulia","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_9719-markdown","title":"I am 65 yrs. old with prostate cancer on a fixed income with medicare/medicaid","slug":"i-am-65-yrs-old-with-prostate-cancer-on-a-fixed-income-with-medicare-medicaid","content":"\"I have all appropriate ID, records, etc. & am eligible for medical cannabis and need a recommendation.\nI have been diagnosed (1/30/17) with prostate cancer and have my AZ medical records. How do I use your service?\nWhat else do I need or do you need?\"\n_____________________\nHi there! There are many conditions that can qualify you for a medical marijuana recommendation.  I would suggest taking a look at https://www.hellomd.com/medical-conditions to see if your condition is listed.  Under California law, any serious condition can qualify you for medical marijuana.  It is at the doctor's discretion whether you qualify, but generally most people are approved for their recommendation.\n\nPlease click \"Talk to A Doctor\" to begin the registration process. This gives you an overview of the process: https://www.hellomd.com/about-us\n\nVeronicaB","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_9691-markdown","title":"how can I order cannibus for my migrains and breast cancer in Idaho","slug":"how-can-i-order-cannibus-for-my-migrains-and-breast-cancer-in-idaho","content":"\n_____________________\nUnfortunately, medical cannabis remains illegal in Idaho. You can read more here: http://norml.org/laws/item/idaho-penalties\n\nHowever, if you were to travel to a legal state, such as CA, you could obtain a medical marijuana recommendation and purchase products while in CA.\n\nashleigh","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_9657-markdown","title":"What sort of experience is there with prostate cancer and micro dosing?","slug":"what-sort-of-experience-is-there-with-prostate-cancer-and-micro-dosing","content":"\n_____________________\nIf you are asking if there is any evidence that micro dosing can \"cure\" prostate cancer I would have to say no. However if there is pain involved due to spread of cancer then cannabis can indeed help to lessen the pain. The National Academy of Science in January of this year stated that there is sufficient evidence to say that it is indeed helpful.\n\nAnother point would be that there is no evidence that micro-dosing is harmful in any type of cancer, prostate included.\n\nPerry Solomon, MD","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7519-markdown","title":"Does cannabis oil heal cancer?","slug":"does-cannabis-oil-heal-cancer","content":"\n_____________________\nNo. There have never been any studies or documentation that any type of cannabis can cure cancer in humans. THere have been suggestions in the laboratory that some types of cannabis can kill some types of cancer cells. This usually takes place in a petri dish with cancer cells in them. There have been suggestions in animals that it may help as well.\n\nThere are many many discussions on this subject all over the Internet. If you search \"cannabis curing cancer\" hundreds of testimonials will appear saying that cannabis \"cured\" this and that type of cancer in the author, or someone that they know. All of which may or may not have happened. \n\nI tend to look at cannabis in cancer in that it can help the nausea and other side effects that chemotherapy may induce. It can increase appetite in patients who are losing weight. I look at using cannabis for cannabis for cancer in the light of \"can it hurt\"? The answer, for the most part, is no. It is something that a person should discuss with their physicians. Most oncologists are very familiar with cannabis use in this setting for it's effects on helping with chemo side effects as I mentioned above.\n\nPerry Solomon, MD","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7518-markdown","title":"Does cannabis cure stage 4 colon cancer?","slug":"does-cannabis-cure-stage-4-colon-cancer","content":"\n_____________________\nHi there! We still need to conduct some more research before we can determine if cannabis can cure cancer completely. However, check out our article on the National Cancer Institutes discover on how cannabis is effecting cancer cells: https://www.hellomd.com/health-wellness/55f4574a3366380006540000/government-cancer-study-shows-cannabis-kills-cancer-cells\n\nVeronicaB","image":null}}]}},"pageContext":{"limit":12,"skip":84,"numPages":15,"currentPage":8,"id":5865,"name":"Tumor","slug":"tumor","country":"US"}},"staticQueryHashes":["3949754563","4179947113","4202924991"]}