Qualifying Medical Condition Eligibility
Qualifying Conditions
Florida Medical Cannabis Qualifying Conditions
Florida law (Chapter 381, Florida Statutes) permits qualified physicians to certify patients for medical cannabis if they have been diagnosed with one or more of the following conditions:​​​​
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Lupus Macular Edema Migraine / Cluster Headaches Muscle Spasms Muscular Dystophy Severe & Chronic Pain
Cancer Epilepsy Glaucoma Positive status for HIV AIDS PTSD ALS Crohn’s disease Parkinson’s disease Multiple sclerosis (MS)
Other Debilitating Conditions That May Qualify
Physicians may also certify comparable or debilitating conditions, including but not limited to:
Anxiety Anorexia Chronic Back Pain Diabetes Hepatitis C Irritable Bowel Disease Lyme Disease
Lupus Macular Edema Migraine / Cluster Headaches Muscle Spasms Muscular Dystophy Severe & Chronic Pain
Severe Nausea Sickle Cell Anemia And other debilitating conditions.
Oklahoma Medical Cannabis Qualifying Conditions
Oklahoma does not maintain an official list of qualifying medical conditions. Licensed physicians may recommend medical cannabis based on their clinical judgment and the needs of each patient.
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To qualify, your physician must determine that the benefits of cannabis outweigh the risks for your specific condition.
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Important Note
This list is not exhaustive. Under OMMA rules, physicians may recommend cannabis for any debilitating medical condition where they believe the patient may benefit.​​​​​
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Chronic pain Anxiety Depression HIV/AIDS Epilepsy Migraines Cancer Crohn’s disease Parkinson’s disease Multiple sclerosis