Some people with Parkinson’s use medical marijuana, including THC, to help with sleep issues. Medical cannabis is available in various forms, such as lozenges, sprays, edible products, and more. It has shown some effectiveness at improving sleep, mood, and pain in a few small clinical trials. However, it is important to read more

Some people with Parkinson’s use medical marijuana, including THC, to help with sleep issues. Medical cannabis is available in various forms, such as lozenges, sprays, edible products, and more. It has shown some effectiveness at improving sleep, mood, and pain in a few small clinical trials. However, it is important to inform your doctor about all treatments you are using, including medical marijuana, to avoid potential interactions and side effects.

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