In the past few years, more and more Americans have discovered the benefits of medical marijuana. The herb can be used to treat a variety of different illnesses and conditions, including chronic pain, anxiety, depression, glaucoma, nausea from chemotherapy treatment, and many others. Unfortunately for residents of Ohio, they’re one of the few remaining states that has not yet legalized medical marijuana. However, this appears to be changing soon as bills have been proposed in every legislative session since 2016 but have not yet passed. If you struggle with an illness or condition that might be eased by medical marijuana, keep reading to learn everything you need to know about getting your hands on it in Ohio.
How to get medical marijuana in Ohio
Which Conditions Qualify for Marijuana in Ohio?
As of 2022, the list of qualifying conditions for medical marijuana in Ohio is as follows:
- Anxiety – Patients must have a doctor’s diagnosis of anxiety and a diagnosis from an additional medical professional.
- Chronic Pain – Patients must have a doctor’s diagnosis of chronic pain and a diagnosis from an additional medical professional.
- Glaucoma – Patients must have a doctor’s diagnosis of glaucoma and a diagnosis from an additional medical professional.
- Epilepsy – Patients must have a doctor’s diagnosis of epilepsy and a diagnosis from an additional medical professional.
- Epilepsy – Patients must have a doctor’s diagnosis of epilepsy and a diagnosis from an additional medical professional.
- Terminally Ill – Patients must be diagnosed as terminally ill.