Find Marijuana Doctors Near Me In Peoria, IL

Medical Marijuana Doctor Clinics – Find the best cannabis doctor locations near you here on ILCBD.com. Marijuana cards in Peoria are available to patients that qualify under Illinois law following a doctors approval.

To be recommended marijuana THC and CBD for treatment qualified patients must have one of the following debilitating conditions, which now includes opioid replacement. You can fill out the marijuana registration form and a doctor clinic representative will contact you as available. Medical marijuana ID cards are issued by the state following the doctor’s approval.

Qualifying Debilitating Conditions List – Peoria, IL

To qualify for medical marijuana in Peoria, a physician must provide a written certification specifying their qualifying debilitating condition, unless they are a veteran receiving health services at a VA facility. Illinois Veterans must submit one year of medical records from the VA facility where they receive services.

Alzheimer’s Disease  *  HIV/AIDS  *  ALS  *  Arnold-Chiari Malformation  *  Cancer  *  Causalgia  *  Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy  *  Crohn’s Disease  *  CRPS  *  Dystonia  *  Fibrous Dysplasia  *  Glaucoma  *  Hepatitis C  *  Hydrocephalus  *  Hydromyelia  *  Interstitial Cystitis  *  Intractable Pain  *  Lupus  *  Multiple Sclerosis  *  Muscular Dystrophy  *  Myasthenia Gravis  *  Myoclonus  *  Nail-Patella Syndrome  *  Neurofibromatosis  *  Parkinson’s Disease  *  PTSD  *  Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy  *  Residual Limb Pain  *  Rheumatoid Arthritis  *  Seizures  *  Fibromyalgia  *  Sjogren’s Syndrome  *  Spinal Cord Disease  *  Spinocerebellar Ataxia  *  Syringomyelia  *  Tarlov Cysts  *  Tourette Syndrome  *  Traumatic Brain Injury  *  Cachexia/Wasting Syndrome  *  Opioid Addiction/Dependence

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Veterans For Marijuana

Veterans in Peoria, IL have expressed strong support for medical cannabis as a real treatment for qualifying medical conditions they face. For example, PTSD is a spectrum anxiety disorder that MMJ treats without the commonly prescribed anti-anxiety prescription medications such as Klonopin, Valium & Xanax. One Combat Wounded Veteran of the Semper Fi variety stated, “Weed is a miracle for PTSD, sometimes I think I smoke a lot, then it occurred to me that I haven’t wanted to hit anyone in 6 months.”

Currently, veterans have to go out of the network to a civilian doctor for a MMJ recommendation as the Veterans Administration is still conducting studies. A veteran receiving health services at a VA facility can use that as their written certification specifying their qualifying condition. Veterans must submit one year of medical records from the VA facility where they receive services.