Chemotherapy-induced nausea, MS-induced spasticity, epilepsy, chronic pain. There are a lot of ongoing studies for other indications, but currently those are the conditions with the strongest level of evidence.

Health Canada's website lists patient groups for whom medical cannabis is not recommended; see "Consumer Information - Cannabis" for details. For example, patients with a history of psychosis, those who are pregnant or breastfeeding, and individuals with certain heart conditions or a history of substance use disorders are advised against its use.

Visiting a specialized clinic is not required to obtain a medical document for medical cannabis. Any physician, such as a family doctor, or nurse practitioner can authorize medical cannabis, provided there are no prescribing restrictions.

You can submit another licensed producer medical document form to Vitalicann. The patient would still need to complete Vitalicann registration form.

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