Conditions

Yes — Connecticut lists chronic back pain as a qualifying condition. Here's how to get certified, what it costs and the rules to know.

Yes — North Dakota lists chronic back pain as a qualifying condition. Here's how to get certified, what it costs and the rules to know.

Likely — Delaware lets providers certify conditions like chronic pain at their discretion. Here's how the process works.

Likely — Maine lets providers certify conditions like chronic pain at their discretion. Here's how the process works.

Likely — Oklahoma lets providers certify conditions like chronic pain at their discretion. Here's how the process works.

Likely — Virginia lets providers certify conditions like chronic pain at their discretion. Here's how the process works.

Likely — Washington, D.C. lets providers certify conditions like chronic pain at their discretion. Here's how the process works.

Yes — Connecticut lists chronic pancreatitis as a qualifying condition. Here's how to get certified, what it costs and the rules to know.

Yes — New Hampshire lists chronic pancreatitis as a qualifying condition. Here's how to get certified, what it costs and the rules to know.

Yes — Connecticut lists chronic pelvic pain as a qualifying condition. Here's how to get certified, what it costs and the rules to know.

Yes — North Dakota lists cirrhosis as a qualifying condition. Here's how to get certified, what it costs and the rules to know.

Yes — Connecticut lists complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) as a qualifying condition. Here's how to get certified, what it costs and the rules to …

Yes — Illinois lists complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) as a qualifying condition. Here's how to get certified, what it costs and the rules to kno…

Yes — Connecticut lists cystic fibrosis as a qualifying condition. Here's how to get certified, what it costs and the rules to know.

Yes — North Dakota lists degenerative disc disease as a qualifying condition. Here's how to get certified, what it costs and the rules to know.

Yes — New Mexico lists dystonia as a qualifying condition. Here's how to get certified, what it costs and the rules to know.

Yes — New Jersey lists menstrual pain (dysmenorrhea) as a qualifying condition. Here's how to get certified, what it costs and the rules to know.

Yes — Illinois lists dystonia as a qualifying condition. Here's how to get certified, what it costs and the rules to know.

Which mental health conditions qualify for a medical marijuana card in Colorado, condition by condition.

Which mental health conditions qualify for a medical marijuana card in Connecticut, condition by condition.

Which mental health conditions qualify for a medical marijuana card in Delaware, condition by condition.

Which neurological conditions qualify for a medical marijuana card in Colorado, condition by condition.

Which neurological conditions qualify for a medical marijuana card in Connecticut, condition by condition.

Which neurological conditions qualify for a medical marijuana card in Delaware, condition by condition.