Having said that, many patients wonder if they still need to consult with their doctors regularly after obtaining an MMJ card especially if you have a minor condition. For example, you have applied for an MMJ card through your physician’s recommendation that you have glaucoma; the cannabis works well for you and you don’t feel like you need to go back for checkups. In the same light, you may also be taking cannabis for treating your anxiety, but when it works, you may feel like there’s no need to divulge this information to your doctor the next time you see one for another reason, or follow through with your physician with regards to how you’re doing.
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