FRChronic pain
Chronic pain affects about one in five Canadian adults. Some patients turn to medical cannabis when usual treatments are no longer enough — always under a licensed practitioner's assessment.
Understanding chronic pain
Chronic pain is pain that persists beyond three months, often tied to injury, arthritis, nerve damage or a long-term condition. It can disrupt sleep, mood and daily function, and doesn't always respond to conventional approaches.
Medical cannabis and chronic pain
In Canada, medical cannabis is sometimes considered within a pain-management plan when other options have been tried without enough success. It is not a first-line treatment and is not right for everyone. A practitioner reviews your history, current medications and goals before any decision, and determines whether any precautions apply in your case.
How an assessment works
Everything is remote, everywhere in Quebec — no waiting room and no family-doctor referral.
Request online
You fill out a short, secure request describing your situation.
Clinical assessment
A licensed practitioner reviews your symptoms, history and treatments already tried.
Practitioner's decision
If medical cannabis is appropriate, they issue a document specifying your daily amount.
Follow-up
We help you order from a licensed producer and adjust your treatment over time.
Does medical cannabis relieve chronic pain?
Can I reduce my opioids?
Does Coverleaf guarantee a prescription?
Is it covered by insurance?
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General information, not medical advice. Coverleaf does not diagnose and does not guarantee any prescription.