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Medical Cannabis for Epilepsy Review in Thailand

Review seizure history, current medicines and questions to discuss with your neurology team. Discuss your options with the partner clinic’s doctor.

Cannabox arranges your referral, payment and documents. The partner clinic provides care and decides whether to prescribe.

Do not stop or change anti-seizure medicines on your own. New or prolonged seizures need urgent medical assessment.

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Prepare for your review

  • Seizure diary and date of your most recent seizure
  • Anti-seizure medicines, doses and recent changes
  • Neurology letters and relevant test results

What to discuss

Bring a clear picture of your symptoms and current care. These prompts can help you prepare; they are not a diagnosis.

  • Your symptoms

    Seizure type, frequency, duration and known triggers.

  • Daily life

    Injuries, recovery time and effects on everyday safety.

  • Current care

    Your neurologist’s plan, medicines and any missed doses.

Evidence and care options

What the guidance says

Prescription purified CBD has evidence for certain rare seizure disorders. It is not equivalent to cannabis flower or general CBD products.

Read the guidance: NCCIH

Discuss your next steps

Coordinate any proposed change with your neurologist. Bring your seizure records so the review supports, rather than interrupts, existing care.

How the clinic referral works

  1. Apply through Cannabox

    Share your details and pay ฿500. Cannabox helps arrange your clinic consultation.

  2. Speak with the clinic’s doctor

    Discuss your symptoms, medicines, risks and treatment options. The clinic decides how to assess you.

  3. Follow the doctor’s advice

    The doctor decides whether to prescribe. If prescribed, Cannabox helps coordinate your PT33 documents.

Epilepsy and medical cannabis: FAQs

What seizure information should I prepare?

Prepare seizure type, frequency, last seizure date, triggers, emergency visits, neurologist notes, EEG or imaging history, and current anti-seizure medicines.

Can I stop anti-seizure medication if I use cannabis?

No. Do not stop or change anti-seizure medication without your neurologist or prescriber. Sudden changes can be dangerous.

Is CBD the same as dispensary cannabis flower?

No. CBD products, THC-containing flower, and prescription formulations differ. The clinician must review what is clinically appropriate and legally documented.

Which epilepsy cases need specialist care first?

New seizures, worsening seizures, pregnancy, recent head injury, prolonged seizures, or repeated seizures require urgent medical or neurologist care.

How does PT33 work for epilepsy review?

If approved, PT33 records the clinician-reviewed indication and use limits. Epilepsy care should stay coordinated with your usual medical team.

What does the consultation fee cover?

You pay Cannabox ฿500 for the partner clinic’s consultation, PT33 if prescribed, and application/document support. Cannabis, follow-up appointments and original-document delivery are not included. Payment does not guarantee a prescription.

Prescription guides

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Clinic consultation · ฿500

Book a consultation · ฿500