Not accepting new patients at this time

Joint and Musculoskeletal Conditions

What are joint and musculoskeletal conditions?

This is a general term for conditions affecting the joints, muscles, skeletal system and their connective tissues eg. ligaments, tendons and fascia, and are often associated with symptoms of pain, stiffness, swelling or reduced mobility.

One of the most common examples of a condition affecting the joints is osteoarthritis which presents with pain, joint stiffness and in advanced cases, reduced joint flexibility. A common example of a musculoskeletal condition associated with pain is fibromyalgia.

Ph: 1300 622 262
Man seated and grimacing as he rubs his neck which is in chronic pain - a Fibromyalgia symptom
Patient seated talking to GP about treatment for joint and musculoskeletal conditions as she rubs her neck in pain

How may Green Clinic assist with joint and musculoskeletal conditions?

The endocannabinoid system plays an important role in the regulation of pain and inflammation. A growing number of studies have demonstrated potential benefits of medicines acting upon the endocannabinoid system for joint and musculoskeletal conditions

Ph: 1300 622 262

Telehealth Available

Convenient & Discreet

Australia Wide Consults

Simple & Legal

Become a patient

Register your details to receive information on how to become a patient with Green Clinic.

Joint and musculoskeletal conditions FAQs

Conditions of persistent pain and inflammation within the joints, muscles, skeletal or connective tissues.

Contact Green Clinic on 1300 622 262 and we will send you an email with electronic forms to complete and return.

When your completed forms are returned, our Green Clinic doctors will review your information The clinic will contact you to book an appointment if we are able to assist with your medical concerns.

An initial consult is $175

Yes, our doctors can consult with all patients around Australia via telehealth.

Disclaimer:
Green Clinic exists to assist patients with specific medical conditions where the treatment has evidence for the condition and is deemed appropriate. Under current laws in Australia, medical cannabis is legal but not proven for many medical conditions with few exceptions. Medical practitioners must therefore consider risks and benefits for each patient before consulting with them for potential treatment. Medical cannabis can cause side effects in some individuals and is known to interact with other medications. Medical cannabis treatment outcomes will vary for each individual patient based on their medical condition and each patient’s unique metabolic profile. Green Clinic reserves the right to use discretion in determining if treatment is appropriate for an individual patient.