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Can Medical Marijuana Help with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?

Cannabis serves as a viable and reasonable alternative to NSAIDs and corticosteroids in the management of CTS. The cannabinoids in cannabis have been identified in numerous studies to have anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving activity. The Indicas show night relief, pain relief, sedation, and relaxation which helps with the sleeplessness and weakness on the account of the pain while the Sativa strain stimulates daytime energy and uplifts due to the ratio of the cannabinoids present in them.

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