Letlapa le nooang ka molomo le nang le cannabidiol (CBD) le fokotsa bohloko ka mor'a ho buuoa ka mahetla ntle le mathata a polokeho, phuputso e ncha e fumana.

E etelletsoe ke bafuputsi Lefapheng la Orthopedic Surgery ho NYU Langone Health, phuputso e fumane hore letlapa la ORAVEXX le ile la khona ho laola bohloko ka mor'a opereishene e nyenyane ea rotator, 'me ha ea ka ea hlahisa litla-morao ka linako tse ling tse amanang le tšebeliso ea CBD, tse kang ho nyekeloa ke pelo, matšoenyeho le sebete sa chefo. Liphuputso li hlahisitsoe Sebokeng sa Selemo le Selemo sa American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeon's (AAOS) 2022 Chicago.

"Ho na le tlhokahalo e potlakileng ea mekhoa e meng e sebetsang bakeng sa ho laola bohloko, 'me thuto ea rona e hlahisa mofuta ona oa CBD e le sesebelisoa se tšepisang ka mor'a ho lokisoa ha cuff ea arthroscopic," ho bolela mofuputsi ea ka sehloohong Michael J. Alaia, MD, FAAOS, motlatsi oa moprofesa Lefapheng la Opereishene ea Masapo. "E ka ba mokhoa o mocha, o theko e tlaase oa ho fana ka phomolo ea bohloko, 'me ntle le litla-morao tsa lithethefatsi tse thibelang ho ruruha joaloka li-NSAID le likotsi tsa ho lemalla tse amanang le li-opiate. Ntle le moo, CBD e na le molemo oa ho imolla bohloko ntle le litlamorao tsa psychotropic tse amanang le THC kapa matekoane. ”

Teko ea bongaka ea mekhahlelo e mengata ea 1/2 e hlophisitse barupeluoa ba 99 libakeng tse 2 tsa boithuto (NYU Langone Health le Baptist Health/Jacksonville Orthopedic Institute) pakeng tsa lilemo tse 18 le 75 sehlopheng sa placebo le sehlopha se amohelang CBD e monngoeng ka molomo. Barupeluoa ba ne ba laetsoe tekanyo e tlaase ea Percocet, ba laeloa ho tlosa lithethefatsi kapele kamoo ho ka khonehang, le ho nka placebo / CBD ka makhetlo a 3 ka letsatsi ka matsatsi a 14 ka mor'a ho buuoa.

Letsatsing la pele ka mor'a ho buuoa, bakuli ba fumanang CBD ba ile ba utloa bohloko bo fokolang ka liphesente tse 23 ho latela palo ea bohloko ea analog scale (VAS) ha e bapisoa le bakuli ba fumanang sebaka sa placebo, ho totobatsa hore ho bakuli ba nang le bohloko bo itekanetseng, CBD e ka fana ka molemo o moholo. . Matsatsing a pele le a bobeli ka mor'a ho buuoa, bakuli ba fumanang CBD ba tlalehile 22 ho 25 lekholong khotsofalo e kholo ea taolo ea bohloko ha e bapisoa le ba fumanang placebo. Litlhahlobo tse ling hape li bontšitse hore bakuli ba fumanang 50 mg ea CBD ba tlalehile bohloko bo tlase le khotsofalo e phahameng ea taolo ea bohloko ha e bapisoa le bakuli ba fumanang placebo. Ha ho litla-morao tse kholo tse tlalehiloeng.

Leha liphetho li ts'episa, Dr. Alaia o lemositse bareki khahlano le ho batla lihlahisoa tsa khoebo tsa CBD. "Phuputso ea rona e hlahloba sehlahisoa se entsoeng hantle, se hlahlobiloeng ka hloko tlas'a ts'ebeliso e ncha ea lithethefatsi e lumelletsoeng ke FDA. Hona joale sena e ntse e le moriana oa liteko 'me ha o e-so fumanehe bakeng sa lengolo la ngaka," oa phaella ka ho re.

ORAVEXX, letlapa le sebelisitsoeng thutong ena, le entsoe le ho etsoa ke Orcosa Inc., k'hamphani ea mahlale a bophelo. Ke motsoako oa CBD o sa lemaletseng, o monyang ka potlako o etselitsoeng ho phekola bohloko.

Ha re ntse re tsoela pele, NYU Langone e qalile thuto ea bobeli e shebileng hore na ORAVEXX e ka phekola ka ho khetheha bohloko bo sa foleng ho bakuli ba osteoarthritis. Lithuto tse ngata tsa mohato oa 2 le tsona li reretsoe ho lekola katleho ea moriana bakeng sa litaba tse ling tse matla le tse sa foleng le ho lekola karolo ea CBD mabapi le ho ruruha.

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On the first day after surgery, patients receiving CBD experienced on average 23 percent less pain as measured by the visual analog scale (VAS) pain score compared to patients receiving the placebo, highlighting that in patients with moderate pain, CBD may render a significant benefit.
Led by researchers in the Department of Orthopedic Surgery at NYU Langone Health, the study found that the tablet ORAVEXX safely managed pain after minimally invasive rotator cuff surgery, and did not produce side effects sometimes associated with CBD use, such as nausea, anxiety, and liver toxicity.
Participants were prescribed a low dose of Percocet, instructed to wean off the narcotic as soon as possible, and to take the placebo/CBD 3 times a day for 14 days after the surgery.