Conditions and
Clinical Evidence.
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How we classify and update evidenceTo review safety and contraindicationsrelatively consistent evidence
Using with comparatively higher clinical backrest for specific products, doses and populations. That doesn't allow extrapolate results to any product or patient.
Chemotherapy-related nausea
Some prescription cannabinoids have shown antiemetic benefits in adults under supervision and in specific settings.
Chronic pain
The revisions have small or moderate benefits in some groups, along with adverse events and high individual variability.
Spasticity (multiple sclerosis)
Certain cannabinoids can improve symptoms reported by some patients in the short term and matter about the product and indication.
Drug-resistant epilepsy
Pharmaceutical cannabidiol has specific indications for certain epilepsy syndromes; this does not support recommending any cannabis preparation.
Limited evidence
Conditions where evidence is preliminary or mixed. They require strict assessment of risk factors and alternatives by the doctor.
- Anxiety and stress
- Sleep disorders / Insomnia
- Chronic head pain
- Certain inflammatory conditions
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