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[EVIL][/EVIL]@Pat McDonald 477787 wrote:

I have already said, a GP cannot prescribe. Only a pain consultant. You accuse me of not reading your posts and then don’t read mine properly???

Then what the fuck are you posting in a cannabis thread for?

Well, weed is a plant. Not a chemical. I don’t get it on prescription because I don’t qualify under pain treatment guidelines. I am not dependent on the stuff but without some form of palliative every 4 weeks there’s a very good chance I will contract glaucoma and go permanently blind. Yes I can prove that legally in a court.

As you wish. However, should you encounter someone with a genuine medical condition, you will be in a better position to give them good info. 🙂

do you have diabetes pat ,i suffer from a really bad back ,i am on 8 tramadol a day plus various ther meds for various things ,and the only thing that makes my back pain almost bearable is smoking weed ,i have told my gp that i smoke it to reduce the pain in my back, he was talking about putting me on a morphine based drug for the pain ,i would rather he prescribed medical grade weed as it wouldnot be as bad as a morphine based drug

im on 600mg of pre-gabs a day and 2×7.5mg zoppclone to put me out on the night time, and 24mg of bupermorphine(MAX dose that can be given) i suffer with scholisosis,, birth defect, i neevr knew ther was eveen a possibilty of sativex in uk just yet,
been thru the fentynol patches and trammies

i will see and report bak, been refferred to sever pain clinic before so i guess il go bak, 🙂
is ther no list wer the pct’s are listed what prescribe sativex?

@Pat McDonald 500277 wrote:

Not that I am aware of, but technically any pain consultant CAN prescribe it. It depends on whether they see it as a viable option. Which is why threatening them with the big stick of malpractice can actually be a viable option, if only for patients to TRY it and see if the stuff is effective at their particular condition. I’m pretty sure Mansfield is one such place, but I’ll ask around and see if there’s a definitive list of pain clinics. It might also depend on whether a given health authority has it on their list of suitable precriptions, but as far as I am aware, the national decision making on that is down to NICE – National Institute for Clinical Excellence. Here’s what I gather is the lastest update on that procedure;-

Multiple sclerosis – sativex [ID387]

Also, a document on results of trials with MS patients who whom other spasticity treatments had proved ineffective;-

http://www.nice.org.uk/nicemedia/live/11681/52257/52257.pdf

it seems that they only doing trials down to MS? i know MS is very dibilitating,, but thers other ilnesses out ther what it could be just as effective and LESS liver wrecking than all the tablets im on for instance. i have a freind who grows clone only uk strains EXO in particular,, i found this very effective in the pain relife of neurpathic nerve damage down my leg due to a venouse ulcer, VERY effectiive, i think its about time the uk cought up with the rest of the workd and binned these archaeic laws they have,, they associate weed smokers with smackheads,, we smoke weed tehrfore we mug old ladies,, that type fo shit,, unfortunaleley i dont think it will be in our lifetime we see 20 highlife on the self at our local tesco”

@DOTM 500282 wrote:

If anybody knows how to get this without prescription hit me up

silk road mate

@DOTM 501039 wrote:

Obviously already tried

:laugh_at:

he didn’t even look himself

Whoa! Thank you so much for this – I have Multiple Sclerosis and Lupus, and a serious blood clotting disease. My Dr’s know I smoke cannabis because despite all their pharmaceuticals (40 a day) my life would be intolerable without it. I have asked for sativex so many times, been told only if I pay privately, otherwise it’s more pharmaceuticals until they pack my liver in, then I can have it on the NHS! (and despite how much I smoke, it’s still way cheaper than sativex)
Seeing as I’ve also had 2 strokes, clots in my lungs and leg due to the blood problems I have – you’d think they’d prefer me not smoking, and give me Sativex! Well – feeling better already. Seeing my Neurologist on Monday and shall use this little nugget of wisdom!

@Pat McDonald 477779 wrote:

“Easiest” method is not always the “best” method. Still, you want to fuck yourselves up with chemical crap, that is entirely your choice, and I respect it.

Oh, and well done for keeping the pharma companies in business. I’m sure their shareholders are PROUD of you. 🙂

Have a nice life.

True, true, grows naturally in the ground like flowers. Surely it’s better to grow your own as you like it than to have to line the pockets of (sometimes untrustworthy) dealers or (frequently untrustworthy) drug companies? Mind you, I love the idea of having the choice of growing or buying good, dry bud from a specialist shop.