Most pain management doctors give atleast one chance before discharging them. I suffer from end-stage non-alcoholic liver cirrhosis, painful neuropathy, chronic pelvic pain which has been going on for over 20 years. We are more humane to animal.

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Any doctor, especially in this current political and social climate - more than likely - will immediately discharge you if you test positive for any illicit substances (prescription - ie. not yours, or otherwise) as it violates the contract that waives the physician's liability in the event you use a medication in a harmful manner. If you violate that agreement, he will most definitely discharge you. He is a good doctor and a good dude in general, he may offer the oppurtunity considering your condition, but physicians invest so much into their licenses, so i wouldn't bet on it. He will not stand for positive drug screens and medical cannabis will not be allowed in conjunction with any treatment that involves a federally scheduled, controlled substance. It's one or the other. If you're concerned that there isn't enough evidence (MRI, X-ray, etc.) to warrant treatment, than you have expectations. He will treat based on patient history and test results, not on your word. Consult GP.