You and your medical care provider decided medical cannabis might be a treatment option for you. You qualified under Health Canada’s Access to Cannabis for Medicinal Purposes Regulations (ACMPR). You submitted a patient information package application. You booked and completed an initial consultation with an expert in the use and management of cannabis for medicinal purposes.
Now what?
Immediately After
When you finish your consultation, you’ll be given a chance to consider everything you and the consulting medical professional discussed. You can review the potential plan designed for your needs, read over any informational literature the provider offered you, and even do some more research.
You might discuss the plan and options with relatives or close friends. You can contact the
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Keep in mind it may take several tries to find the right strain to achieve the results you want!
You’ll likely start low and go slow. Cannabis is often most effective in low doses, so it makes sense for most people to start with a lower dose. If you’re lucky, you may find the right strain and dosage right off the bat!
You shouldn’t be surprised if you don’t achieve the effects you want right away. There are many strains of medical cannabis. One of them will almost certainly deliver.
Following Up
Since there are almost as many medical cannabis strains as there are unique people using cannabis for medicinal purposes, following up after your consultation is incredibly important. It doesn’t matter if you’re undecided on the plan or if you’ve moved ahead with it.
If you’re still undecided or unsure, follow up with your consultant. Ask any additional questions you have. If you’ve done some additional research, and you want to explore different options, ask! Your treatment plan is unique and should address your concerns to help you achieve the results you