Patients using medical cannabis to ease their fibromyalgia-related pain may be able to benefit even more with a good night’s sleep.
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“Our findings suggest that reductions in negative affect and sleep problems are important contributors to improvements in pain intensity and well-being,” write authors of new research out of Quebec.
Because issues like anxiety, depression and sleep problems can ratchet up pain intensity and poor well-being, it was thought that marijuana’s ability to potentially combat this negative effect “might indirectly contribute to MC treatment benefits.”
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