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Just in case this helps anyone: I didn’t have RSI, but as I approached 70, I started getting arthritis in my hands and wrists that sometimes made keyboard work
by mark_l_watson 3y ago
Just in case this helps anyone:
I didn’t have RSI, but as I approached 70, I started getting arthritis in my hands and wrists that sometimes made keyboard work unpleasant.
My doctor gave me a prescription for a cream with a very high dose of THC and CBD that worked like magic for me. If I stop using the cream, a month later the discomfort returns. As far as I know, this external use cream has no bad side effects. Talk with your doctor.
- UmYeahNo 3y agoInteresting. Does the prescription have a drug name? I've been using an OTC CBD balm for bone-on-bone arthritis knee pain, but I'd love something with a bit more oomph to help reduce pain and inflammation. I'd love to be able to ask my doc about it.
- zoklet-enjoyer 3y agoLook online, you can get creams with CBD, CBG, and THC. Federally legal in the US because it's hemp derived and less than .3% THC by weight.
- UmYeahNo 3y agoRight, that's what I've been using, I was curious about the higher dose prescription version GP referred to
- zoklet-enjoyer 3y agoI don't think you'll find anything more potent than the legal limit for hemp. That would be a very high dose.
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