Yes, medical cannabis prescriptions are legal under UK law for certain conditions, including chronic pain. However, it can only be prescribed by a specialist doctor who has deemed it suitable for your individual case.

Medical cannabis may benefit patients suffering from chronic pain conditions where conventional treatments have been ineffective. Our doctors at DOE Medical will assess your specific situation to determine if medical cannabis is the right option for you.

As with any medication, cannabis may have side effects, including dizziness, fatigue, dry mouth, and changes in appetite. Our medical team will monitor your response to the treatment and adjust dosages to minimize potential side effects.

Currently, the NHS does not routinely prescribe or reimburse medical cannabis for pain conditions. Treatment with medical cannabis is typically done through private clinics like DOE Medical.

Some private health insurance providers may cover part of the consultation fees and the cost of medical cannabis. It’s important to check with your insurance provider to understand their policy regarding medical cannabis.

At DOE Medical, the consultation process includes a detailed medical history review, discussion of your symptoms, and an evaluation to determine whether medical cannabis could be beneficial for your condition. Our specialist doctors will guide you through every step, ensuring that you receive tailored care.

In most cases, patients can continue with their existing pain medication while using medical cannabis. Your DOE Medical doctor will carefully assess your current medications and work with you to create a comprehensive treatment plan.

At DOE Medical, we take patient privacy and confidentiality very seriously. All patient data is handled in accordance with GDPR regulations and will only be used for medical purposes related to your care.