The Worst Advice We’ve Ever Heard About should i tell my doctor i smoke weed
In this issue of The Cannabiz we discuss the effects of marijuana on your body. We also discuss the very real health hazards of nicotine and THC.
Smoking pot is probably one of the oldest drug use cures known to man. It’s been a common cure for headaches since antiquity. It’s also the most harmful psychoactive substance known to man. Nicotine and THC are both potent psychoactive chemicals.
Marijuana is a very potent psychoactive substance and its effects can vary based on the dose and the method of administration. There are numerous studies to prove that smoking marijuana can enhance your cognitive abilities, but it has also been shown to cause severe side effects including a severe lowering of mood.
Smoking weed can also put you in a mood-depression like state. However, it has also been shown to improve coordination and memory. I’ve seen some studies that show that it can improve the ability to concentrate and think.
What I’m saying is that it is very important when you’re going through detox to give your doctor a comprehensive list of all the dosages you’ve used. It’s very likely that they’ll have a very good idea of what you need to adjust. You don’t want to risk ending up back in treatment, or worse, back in dependency, because the longer you’re in treatment, the worse you’ll feel.
Weed is the only thing that can make you feel less like youre going to throw up when you try to go to work. If youve had enough to quit, you want to be able to go and eat your sandwich, but you dont want to be the one to tell the doctor that youve had enough. As the old saying goes, if youve had enough to drink, you need to tell your doctor.
Well not really. As long as you don’t tell your doctor about your smoking, you can continue to smoke weed, and you can continue to enjoy the effects of weed without having to tell anyone about it.
You can only tell your doctor about your smoking weed if you’re under the age of 18. So don’t tell your doctor that you smoke weed if you’re under 18. You’ll regret it.
I’m going to go out on a limb and say that it is likely that youll end up on your own. And although you can try to find a doctor who specializes in treating those patients, doctors are notoriously bad at finding out what youve had to eat, what youve taken a pill for, etc. Even if you do find a doctor, he will likely try to treat you like you’re just a regular person who’s just been given a prescription for marijuana.
