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            • At Sin City Cannabis we have built strong and long term relationships with the states leading Nevada medical Cannabis Doctors. Our staff and management have spent countless hours consulting with as well as retaining and training with the states premier attorneys specializing in Nevada Medical Cannabis Laws .  We want to inform you and keep you informed about your rights and the responsibilities that relate to the uses of medical cannabis in Nevada. We are highly prepared and highly trained to assist you with all your medical cannabis information for “Sin City” Las Vegas, Nevada. Making certain you get the accurate information needed to get your Nevada medical cannabis card and all your Medical Cannabis information for Nevada. Thank you for visiting Sin City Cannabis.Com Nevada’s‚ Voice  for the Nevada Medical Cannabis Program

 

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Medical Cannabis can provide relief from the symptoms of hundreds of common conditions and diseases without the side-effects that normal prescription pharmaceuticals may have.

Nevada doctors have the legal ability to recommend medical cannabis for patients who suffer from debilitating medical symptoms or conditions that research has shown medical cannabis to be effective in treating. Debilitating medical conditions include:

  • AIDS
  • Cancer
  • Glaucoma
  • Epilepsy
  • Medical conditions involving:
    • Cachexia
    • Muscle Spasms
    • Seizures
    • Severe nausea
    • Severe pain

Physiological Effects of Medical Marijuana
You can expect Medical Marijuana to have some or all of the following medical effects:

Neurological (Brain, Nerves, Nervous System)
  • Relaxation and/or Drowsiness
  • Pain Relief (works synergistically with other pain medications and is especially effective at reducing pain caused by nerve damage and migraine headaches)
  • Euphoria
  • Intensified sensations
  • Side-effects can include panic, sadness, poor judgement, difficulty concentrating, impaired memory, and decreased coordination.
Respiratory (Lungs, Airways)
  • Bronchodilator
  • Side-effects can include airway irritation. Cannabis smoke can include tar, carbon monoxide, acids, aldehydes, pyrobenzenes and other chemicals.
Circulatory (Heart, Arteries, Veins)
  • Mild decrease in blood pressure during use
  • Mild decrease in overall blood pressure with long term use
  • Side-effects can include a temporary increase in heart rate.
Optical (Eyes)
  • Lowers pressure in eyes (effective for glaucoma)
  • Side-effects can include dry eyes and reddening of whites of eyes.
Muscular-skeletal (Muscles, Bones, Joints)
  • Reduces muscle spasms, spasticity, tics and tremors
  • Treats ataxia, loss of gross muscle coordination (effective for MS)
  • May have anti-seizure effects
  • Decreases inflammation of joints
  • Side-effects can include decreased coordination.
Digestive (Stomach, Small and Large Intesti


nes)
    • Reduces intestinal muscle spasms
  • Stimulates appetite
  • Decreases nausea and vomiting (effective for chemotherapy)
  • Decreases inflammation
Immune System
  • Suppresses inflammation
  • Side-effects can include lowering resistance and immunity to infections.
Side-Effects of Long-Term Use
  • Mood disturbance (depression, apathy, social isolation)
  • Discontinuing use may result in withdrawal symptoms including irritability, insomnia, mood swings and depression that can last one to two weeks.
  • You can avoid these long term side-effects by abstaining from Cannabis use for one to two weeks during every 3 months.

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What to Expect from your Medical Marijuana Evaluation

Please bring a Nevada ID or proof of residency as well as any relevant medical information. This includes medical records, prescription bottles, x-rays, MRI results, or 

 

disability paperwork.

A typical visit for a new patient at a medical marijuana clinic will usually entail:

1) You will be greeted by friendly, competent, and caring staff that will assist you in filling out all necessary paperwork.

2) You will then visit with a board certified physician who will go over your reason for seeking treatment.

3) The physician will determine your eligibility for use of medical cannabis to treat your condition.

4) Your physician will then outline a treatment plan and explain all benefits and side effects of using medical cannabis.

After the physician has determined your eligibility for medical cannabis, you will receive a signed Physician referral form that will allow you to apply to register with the Nevada Medical Marijuana Program. Your Nevada Medical Marijuana Registry ID card will allow you legally possess, transport, and cultivate marijuana pursuant to Nevada state law.

If you feel that you can benefit from the use of medical marijuana to treat a specific condition or disease, please fill out our simple online form and a scheduling representative will contact you shortly!

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Ballot question 9 was passed by Nevada voters
on November 7, 2000. It allows qualified patients under a physician’s care to obtain a legal medical marijuana recommendation and register for a Medical Marijuana Identification Card. As a medical marijuana card holder, it is a good idea to become familiar with the laws themselves. We encourage you to read the full text of state statute 453.

The Nevada medical marijuana registry is regulated and administered by the Nevada Medical Marijuana Program (NMMP) within the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services.

The NMMP can be contacted in writing at:
Nevada State Health Division
Medical Marijuana Program
4150 Technology Way, Suite 104
Carson City, Nevada 89706

Nevada Statute453A

- MEDICAL USE OF MARIJUANA

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GENERAL PROVISIONS

NAC 453A.010  Definitions. (NRS 453A.710, 453A.740)  As used in NAC 453A.010 to 453A.240, inclusive, unless the context otherwise requires, the words and terms defined in NAC 453A.020 to 453A.070, inclusive, have the meanings ascribed to them in those sections.

(Added to NAC by Dep’t of Agriculture by R095-01, eff. 10-1-2001; A by Health Div. by R042-03, 9-24-2003; A by Dep’t of Agriculture by R189-03, 1-3-2005)

NAC 453A.020  “Attending physician” defined. (NRS 453A.740)  “Attending physician” has the meaning ascribed to it in NRS 453A.030.

(Added to NAC by Dep’t of Agriculture by R095-01, eff. 10-1-2001)

NAC 453A.030  “Chronic or debilitating medical condition” defined. (NRS 453A.740)  “Chronic or debilitating medical condition” has the meaning ascribed to it in NRS 453A.050.

(Added to NAC by Dep’t of Agriculture by R095-01, eff. 10-1-2001)

NAC 453A.040  “Department” defined. (NRS 453A.740)  “Department” means the State Department of Agriculture.

(Added to NAC by Dep’t of Agriculture by R095-01, eff. 10-1-2001)

NAC 453A.050  “Designated primary caregiver” defined. (NRS 453A.740)  “Designated primary caregiver” has the meaning ascribed to it in NRS 453A.080.

(Added to NAC by Dep’t of Agriculture by R095-01, eff. 10-1-2001)

NAC 453A.052  “Division” defined. (NRS 453A.710)  “Division” means the Health Division of the Department of Health and Human Services.

(Added to NAC by Health Div. by R042-03, eff. 9-24-2003)

NAC 453A.060  “Registry identification card” defined. (NRS 453A.740)  “Registry identification card” has the meaning ascribed to it in NRS 453A.140.

(Added to NAC by Dep’t of Agriculture by R095-01, eff. 10-1-2001)

NAC 453A.070  “State Health Officer” defined. (NRS 453A.710)  “State Health Officer” means:

1.  The State Health Officer appointed pursuant to NRS 439.100; or

2.  The designee of the Administrator of the Division, if:

(a) No State Health Officer has been appointed pursuant to NRS 439.100;

(b) The position of State Health Officer appointed pursuant to NRS 439.100 is vacant; or

(c) The State Health Officer appointed pursuant to NRS 439.100 is absent from the State.

(Added to NAC by Health Div. by R042-03, eff. 9-24-2003)

NAC 453A.080  “Immature marijuana plant” and “mature marijuana plant” interpreted. (NRS 453A.740)  For the purposes of chapter 453A of NRS:

1.  “Immature marijuana plant” means a marijuana plant with no observable flowers or buds.

2.  “Mature marijuana plant” means a marijuana plant which has flowers or buds that are readily observable by an unaided visual examination.

(Added to NAC by Dep’t of Agriculture by R095-01, eff. 10-1-2001)

REGISTRY IDENTIFICATION CARD



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