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MEDICAL DISCLOSURE

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The information provided by Compassionate RN is presented for the purpose of educating patients about cannabis. It should not be construed nor is it intended to be used as a medical diagnosis or treatment. It should not be used in place of the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider. Should you have any health care related questions, please call or see your physician or other qualified healthcare provider promptly. Always consult with your physician or other qualified healthcare provider before embarking on a new treatment, diet, or fitness program.

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LEGAL DISCLOSURE

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Compassionate RN, LLC does not sell, distribute or provide cannabis or cannabis containing products to its patients. Services provided by Compassionate RN are for educational purposes only. We do not provide legal advice regarding the possession or use of cannabis or cannabis containing products. Reliable state and federal government resources are provided so that patients may conduct their own research regarding the possession and use of cannabis and cannabis containing products.

 

CONSIDERATIONS

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Everyone is unique, and this includes our tendency to respond individually to cannabis.  Where one formulation may work well for an individual, it’s possible that another (even in a similar situation) will respond in a different way to the same formula.  As listed in our patient self-questionnaire, certain conditions or situations may entail considerations, or even risk factors, when combined with cannabis therapy. It’s important to review common considerations of cannabis therapy with a health professional that understands cannabis to ensure safe and effective cannabis use.   Our goal is to educate our clients and to reduce any possible factors that may impede the efficacy of their cannabis therapy.

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PHARMACEUTICAL AND SUPPLEMENTATION INTERACTIONS

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CYP450 enzymes are involved in the metabolism of many pharmaceuticals and supplements, and cannabis. If the same enzymes or transporters are utilized by multiple interventions, there is potential for interaction that can result in additive effects or reduction of the benefit of one or both agents, thereby changing your response to medications. 

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