04/15/2026
As a physician registered with the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas, I help patients and caregivers understand whether low‑dose THC therapy might fit into a thoughtful care plan. The Texas Compassionate Use Program permits cannabis products with no more than 0.5% THC for specific qualifying conditions — from intractable epilepsy and MS to certain cancers and neurodegenerative diseases.
I take time to review medical history, confirm diagnoses, and walk you through CURT registration and what legal, safe access looks like in Texas. Low‑dose THC (oils, tinctures, capsules) can reduce pain, muscle spasms, or seizures for some patients without the strong psychoactive effects higher‑THC products cause. It’s not a cure, but it can be a helpful part of a broader treatment plan.
If you live in Grayson County or elsewhere in Texas and want a careful, relationship‑based evaluation, I offer secure telemedicine appointments and recommend 1–2 follow-ups after an initial prescription to monitor effects and adjust treatment. Education and open discussion with your doctor are key to long‑term health. Learn more and schedule a telemedicine visit on our site: https://wix.to/g3sPQOB
What questions do you have about low‑dose THC or the application process? I’m here to help.
The Texas Compassionate Use Program (TCUP) offers hope to patients with certain medical conditions by allowing access to low-dose THC therapy. This program stands out because it provides a legal pathway for Texans to use cannabis-derived treatments under strict regulations. Understanding how this pr...