Traditional anti-nausea medications (though they are often less effective in CHS)
Topical capsaicin cream, applied to the abdominal area
In some cases, medications such as antipsychotics (e.g., haloperidol) have provided relief in controlled settings
Continuous hot showers or baths for temporary symptom reduction
However, the only known way to stop CHS permanently is complete cessation of cannabis use. Continued use almost always leads to further episodes, even if symptoms temporarily subside.
Who Is at Risk?
Certain patterns of cannabis use are consistently associated with higher risk:
Daily or near-daily cannabis use
Long-term use for a year or more
Frequent use of high-THC products
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