How to Use Cannabis When You’re Sick

Using cannabis has a ton of health benefits, including a better immune system and reducing inflammation. However, what if you have the flu?

There are debates going on about if you can still smoke cannabis while having the flu. After all, smoking anything would irritate your lungs and may end up aggravating the symptoms!

However, some of us may need to smoke cannabis for health-related reasons or just because of the want of it. But how can you feel the effects of marijuana without wheezing from the flu or common colds? Read on as I show you tips on how to use cannabis when you’re sick!

 

Tips on How to Use Cannabis When You’re Sick

Smoking cannabis while you’re sick isn’t an excellent decision. It may irritate your throat and lungs, causing inflammation! However, that doesn’t mean consuming marijuana isn’t an effective treatment to fight off your sicknesses. There are other was to use cannabis other than smoking, which can still offer the effects you need!

Check out these tips to follow:

• When You Have A Cold, Use A Vaporizer

While having colds may not be such a huge deal, smoking can actually make your symptoms worse. That’s because mucus and other liquids will get lodged to your respiratory tract, which would infuriate your lungs.

Fortunately, there are ways on how you can still get your share of cannabis without the need to smoke. Instead of smoking it, try using vaporizers. These are great in removing harsh pollutants and carcinogens which would gel up your lungs. That way, it delivers a clean and smoother hit.

If you’re one who needs to use a bong, then I recommend that you use warm water with it. By doing this, you’ll be able to reduce the shock to your lungs with the warm water, which reduces the symptoms and intensity of the hit.

• When you have a sore throat, use tinctures or edibles

Whether your smoke cannabis or tobacco, a sore throat is the absolute worst. That’s because you won’t be able to smoke, and if you tried, it will just end up being painful. After all, ingesting smoke would end up making your lungs feel worse!

While some people can handle the pain others can’t and won’t attempt to. Whatever you feel about it, it’s best to look for other options rather than to smoke your THC.

One great way is by using tinctures, which is liquid concentration you can ingest using dropper or placing a few drops of it in your teas or smoothies. You can feel the effects quickly after.

Or, you can even ingest it by adding a few drops of it while cooking or baking edibles. There are also capsules or pills with CBD which can give you the effects without the smoke.

• Catch up on more sleep

Cannabis is an amazing form of sleep aside which you can use to help you get to rest quicker. One or three dabs or capsules can have you start drifting off to dreamland immediately!

Because of this, it’s best to get enough sleep and rest to ensure that you get better quickly. It helps you keep in good health, giving your body the chance to recharge.

So when you schedule to take your cannabis, it’s best to have it right before you sleep so you can get the undisturbed rest. After all, no one likes to wake up in the middle of the night with the coughs and colds. Also, make sure that you also drink any medicine prescribed to help you heal quicker, with a healthy diet to go with it

• Steam it

If you’re not into any of the methods I mentioned above, another thing you can try is to steam your cannabis oil. It may sound odd, but it’s actually worth a try!

Instead of ingesting or using a pipe, place a few drops of cannabis oil in a bowl of hot water or a steamer. Inhale the steam that’s produced by the heat. This may help with your sicknesses, particularly colds and the fly. After all, steaming is a great way to relieve any clogs in your lungs.

While I can’t vouch that it’s super effective, you can try it out yourself.

 

Through proper consumption of marijuana while you’re sick, there’s nothing to worry about when it comes to aggravating the symptoms.

Hopefully, these tips on how to use cannabis when you’re sick gave you an idea on what to do so you can still have your marijuana without the side effects. So don’t wait any longer and try any of these out today!

If you have any questions or want to share about your vaping experiences, you can read more vaping at slickvapes or comment below! I would love to hear what you have to think.

Cheers,

Sandra