Key Findings:  This study looked at adding cannabidiol (CBD) oil, versus placebo, to standard opioid pain regimens to reduce post-ureteroscopic stent pain. Results found no difference in pain scores or the amount of opioid usage between the two groups. CBD was deemed safe and well tolerated, but its pain-relieving properties were ineffective.
Type of Study:  Double Blind Clinical Trial
Study Sample Size:  90
Study Result:  Inconclusive
Research Location(s):  Canada, United States
Year of Pub:  2023
Cannabinoids Studied:  Cannabidiol (CBD), Pharma CBD
Phytocannabinoid Source:  Cannabis Flower derived
Chemotype:  Chemotype III
DOSING DETAILS   
Study Dosing Objective:  Effective Dose
Established Protocol:  No effective dose
Route of Administration:  Oral (Ingestion)
Cannabinoid Ratio:  (Pharma CBD)   0    
Dosage Form:  cannabidiol oil
Dosing Regimen:  CBD (Epidiolex) 20 mg daily
Treatment Duration:  for 3 days postoperatively
Clinical Relevance:  There was no difference in pain scores or opioid usage between CBD or opioids postoperatively.
Citation:  Narang G, et al. Effect of Cannabidiol Oil on Post-ureteroscopy Pain for Urinary Calculi: A Randomized, Double-blind, Placebo-controlled Trial. J Urol. 2023; 209:726-733. doi: 10.1097/JU.0000000000003139
Authors:  Narang G, Moore J, Wymer K, Chang YH, Lim E, Adeleye O, Humphreys MR, Stern KL