Infrequent pot smoker wants a definitive answer

Go back to the first question you “answered” and review the answers of others.

http://www.funadvice.com/q/way_to_get_thc_out_of_your_system

go to a heads shop and buy some DETOX. you mix it with water and it flushes your system.

Then tell him that you need something to control the nausea which is why you’ve been using the cannabis and maybe he can prescribe something for you.

You have some serious medical problems. Talk with your doctor. Pot can do certain things, but there are medicines that will do them better. Plus if you are taking things that your doctor doesn’t know about, he (or she) can’t do the best job of taking care of you. Don’t ask NON-medical people what to do. You wouldn’t ask them to remove your appendix, would you? Doctors want to help. They don’t want to see you be miserable. Trust your doctor. Talk to him. Ask HIM these questions. Good Luck!!

If the pot is helping you by reducing your pain, then I wouldn’t worry about the fact that you aren’t using the morphine. If your pain specialist says anything just explain to him that the pot reduces your pain without the side effects that the morphine gives you.

He may not even be testing for pot when he does your drug test.

You might also check into whether Ohio is one of the states that allows for medical use of pot. If it is, then you can get a prescription that allows you to have a small amount of it in your home.

As to your question, you said you are heavy, so it is likely that the pot can be detected in your tests for up to 5 or 6 weeks.

I have been taking the morphine…I just used the cannabis to help with the nausea…I have been on the morphine for 5 years..I am only on 15 mg at a time, and the last test for it was negative cause I use so little and I was late for my last dosage.I wish the pot helped with the pain, but it almost seems to make the nerve pain worse :-( thx for the advice tho…I am really worried he will drop me if I test pos for pot…

okay, well first of all, you should always discuss everything with your physician. if you are not comfortable, change doctors. your doctor should be aware of everything you are taking. second…why in the world is your physician testing for your morphine intake? that is very irregular and quite honestly doesn’t make sense.

Consult your Dr for accurate information.