Mounting Research Supports Cannabis As Health Care Tool: Plant Compounds Relieve Endometriosis Pain And Reduce Fatigue, Studies Find

As the therapeutic potential of cannabis continues to garner attention, two recent studies have revealed its benefits in managing symptoms for those with endometriosis and reducing daytime fatigue in patients using CBD. Both studies, published in peer-reviewed journals, provide important insights into how cannabis-related treatments may enhance the quality of life for various patient groups. Here, we break down each study’s findings.

Cannabis Eases Pain For Endometriosis Patients

A study conducted in Berlin, Germany, surveyed more than 900 patients diagnosed with endometriosis, with findings published in the Archives of Gynecology and Obstetrics. Researchers uncovered that nearly 20% of respondents reported using cannabis or cannabis-based products to manage their pain and related symptoms. This aligns with earlier research highlighting cannabis’ efficacy in managing chronic pain conditions.

The study revealed that cannabis stood out as one of the most effective self-management methods, scoring an impressive 7.6 out of 10 in symptom relief. The most significant improvements were seen in patients’ sleep quality (91%), menstrual pain (90%) and non-cyclic pain (80%). Moreover, around 90% of participants …

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