This Strain is my Secret Weapon for Endometriosis

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Endometriosis and Cannabis Use

Roughly 6.5 million people in the United States have Endometriosis, a condition that is difficult to diagnose and difficult to treat. There is no cure for Endometriosis and only a few treatments available including:

Controlling symptoms with hormonal contraception
Over-the-counter/prescription anti-inflammatory drugs & pain relievers
Surgery and opiates (in some cases)

Recent studies find that medicinal cannabis was able to reduce pelvic pain, treat gastrointestinal problems and positively influence mood in participants with Endometriosis and research suggests that even non-psychoactive cannabis, or CBD, can alleviate symptoms of Endometriosis.

Working With A Pain Management Specialist

When I was first diagnosed, I was lucky enough to work with a Pain Management Specialist who very quickly suggested cannabis as a treatment plan and helped me get a medical card.

States Where Endometriosis is a Qualifying Condition

In states with limited medical cannabis programs like New York, Endometriosis is one of the few conditions which will qualify you for a medical card.

The same is true in Arizona, Arkansas, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Vermont, and West Virginia, with each state having one or more inflammatory disease like Endometriosis on their list.

My Journey With Cannabis Use & Endometriosis

Since my diagnosis, I have used a wide variety of THC and CBD products to manage pain including capsules, topicals, suppositories and flower.

It’s important to note that cannabis won’t completely fix or remedy your Endometriosis, or any other disease. It’s not a cure, but more of a management tool. It can reduce the pain and discomfort and make managing chronic pain on a daily basis much easier.

One of my favorite ways to consume is smoking flower. I love zoning out, rolling a joint, and really tasting the terpenes of each strain. My secret weapon for pain management has become Titty Sprinkles, an indica-dominant cannabis strain originally bred to assist cancer patients and raise awareness to the industry’s growing number of women leaders.

With a name like Titty Sprinkles, this strain is sure to attract some attention, but let me tell you why it’s 100% worth picking up at your nearest dispensary.

More About The Titty Sprinkles Strain

Strain Lineage

The Titty Sprinkles strain comes from two potent buds (Grease Monkey and Purple Punch 2.0) with delicious and effective terpene profiles, combining each one’s potent effects for a tingly body high and pungent sweet grape and skunky flavors.

THC Content

Thanks to its somewhat low THC content, this strain won’t get you too high, but it lingers in the system for a decent amount of time – which is great for relieving pain and allowing me to continue through my work day or a night out with friends with ease.

Effects

Titty Sprinkles generally contains approximately 2% CBDGA and 16% THC. This makes it a popular strain for chronic pain if you are after pain relief without the head high. Its top effects include feeling blissful, relaxed and tingly. I recommend enjoying it alongside our Titty Sprinkles Playlist on Spotify.

LISTEN TO TITTY SPRINKLES ON SPOTIFY