Table 4.
Drug (Active Constituent) | Dosage Form | Experimental Design | Outcomes | Ref. |
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THC (5–10 mg) | Oral | Double-blind study | Decrease muscle spasms and enhance the walking ability of the patient. | [106] |
Nabilone (1 mg), a synthetic THC mimic |
Oral | Open-Label study | Dimension in the pain with MS patients. | [107] |
THC (10 mg oral or 15 mg rectal) | Oral/rectal | Open-Label study | Enhancement of walking ability, passive mobility, and dimension in the pain with young MS patients. | [108] |
THC (7.5 mg) | Oral | Placebo-controlled, double-blind study | Improved muscle spasm perception. | [109] |
Sativex, a THC-CBD combination (2.7 mg: 2.5 mg) |
Oromucosal | Controlled double-blind, randomized study | It has an analgesic effect in addition to enhancing of quality of life of the patient (e.g., sleep improvement). | [110] |
Tobacco and cannabis resin-containing smoking | Inhalation | Placebo-controlled trial | Decrease in the Nystagmus amplitude and enhancement of visual ability. | [111] |
Dronabinol (>25 mg), a synthetic THC mimic |
Oral | Randomized, double-blind controlled study | Significant analgesic effect. | [8] |
THC (5–15 mg) | Oral | The single-blind study was a placebo-controlled trial | Enhancement of the patient’s ability in handwriting and a significant decrease in spasticity and tremors. | [112] |
THC (5–10 mg) | Oral | Double-blind study | Improvement in tremors and ataxia with MS patient. | [113] |
Nabilone (1 mg), a synthetic THC mimic | Oral | Double-blind controlled trials | Reduction in muscle spasms and tremors. | [114] |
THC (10–15 mg oral or 2.5–5 mg rectal) | Oral/rectal | Open-Label study | Analgesic effect with MS patient. | [108] |
Sativex, a THC-CBD combination (2.7 mg: 2.5 mg) |
Oromucosal | Double-blind controlled trials | Improvement in muscle spasms in MS patients. | [115] |
THC (1 mg) | Oral | Open-Label study | Have an analgesic effect on patients. | [107] |
Sativex, a THC-CBD combination (2.7 mg: 2.5 mg) |
Oromucosal | Double-blind controlled randomized trial | Improving the resistant MS spasticity more effectively and clinically. | [116] |
Sativex, a THC-CBD combination (2.7 mg: 2.5 mg) |
Oromucosal | Observational, prospective controlled trial | Improvement in the symptoms of MS in resistant patients. | [117] |
Sativex, a THC-CBD combination (2.7 mg: 2.5 mg) |
Oromucosal | Double-blind controlled trial | Improvement in the clinical states of MS patients. | [118] |
Sativex, a THC-CBD combination (2.7 mg: 2.5 mg) |
Oromucosal | Randomized controlled study | Decrees the neuropathic pain associated with MS patients. | [119] |
Sativex, a THC-CBD combination (2.7 mg: 2.5 mg) |
Oromucosal | Open-Label study | This study has proven the immunomodulatory effect of cannabinoids by detecting the gene expression of immune-related pathways. | [120] |
Sativex, a THC-CBD combination (2.7 mg: 2.5 mg) |
Oromucosal | Randomized controlled trial | A significant reduction in the pain associated with MS. | [121] |
Sativex, a THC-CBD combination (2.7 mg: 2.5 mg) |
Oromucosal | Controlled retrospective study | It demonstrates an efficient and safe reduction in muscle spasms. | [122] |