Depression can drain motivation, enjoyment, and hope, often in ways that are invisible to others. When symptoms persist despite treatment, it can feel as though progress has stalled.
A regulated medical cannabis assessment may be considered as part of a wider, specialist-led care plan.
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Depression may involve persistent low mood, loss of interest, fatigue, sleep disruption, and changes in appetite or concentration.
Treatment typically includes antidepressant medication and psychological therapy. While many people benefit, others experience limited improvement or side effects that make treatment difficult to continue.
Medical cannabis is not a first-line treatment for depression. In certain cases, it may be considered where symptoms remain resistant to conventional care.
Some patients report improvements in sleep, mood stability, or overall quality of life. Assessment by a specialist clinician is essential.