Question 1

what?is the best way to?recover from mdma use?

Accepted Answer

Depends...: ...What you mean by recovery. Quitting on your own is difficult, this is a potent and dangerous drug that is now thought of as a neurotoxic agent.
Get treatment asap. Your md or an addiction counselor can help.

Question 2

i have itching that is similar to that of a bug bite? i think it is somehow related to use of mdma? can that be a possibility? how can i treat the itc

Accepted Answer

Anti - itch cream: OTC can be tried, you don't want to use antihistamines for possible interaction with mdma. Next you need to go to a detox program, check for one on the net in your area, best wishes

Question 3

can the use of mdma once for the first time cause adverse effects?

Accepted Answer

Effects of MDMA: Absolutely, untoward effects can happen after any use.

Question 4

can a single, first time use of mdma cause persisting nighttime itchiness and formication for 3 days, or if other causes are more likely?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Yes. You should seek medical attention as soon as possible to deal with the use of recreational substances.

Question 5

does mdma use affect liver function? less than once every 4-6 weeks?

Accepted Answer

It all depends: It all depends on what the drug is cut with or how it is manufactured and what 'by products' it contains.  This is an illegal substance with no oversight or quality control process.

Question 6

me gf goes to raves once in a blue mood and uses mdma? i've tried talking to her about it and how upset it makes me. she still does and i don't know what to do or think anymore? she says it's no biggy

Accepted Answer

It sounds like: Your girlfriend has a drug problem and is in denial. The sad thing is that regardless of how much you love her and want her to be healthy - she still has the free agency to harm herself with mdma. Encourage you to have her read this response. Some times reading something in black ; white has a different impact then hearing it from a significant other. What she is doing is destructive.

Question 7

what would be the medical risks i took if i would take mdma when going out (for the rest of my life) instead of drinking alcohol like other people do?

Accepted Answer

Plenty of risks: Mdma damages the brain's serotonin neurons, and is associated with confusion, depression, sleep problems, anxiety, and paranoia. These may outlast the actual dose of the drug by weeks.  Also there are muscle tension, involuntary teeth-clenching, nausea, blurred vision, faintness, and chills or sweating. Increases in heart rate and blood pressure can lead to heart attack and stroke, like w/cocaine.

Question 8

having very scary, violent dreams. i've used marijuana before and have tried the street drug mdma a few times but use neither regularly. what do i do?

Accepted Answer

1. Stop the drugs: First, stop using the drugs. It's hard to know what all you're getting in them, and both of these can result in psychosis in some people.  Mdma combines hallucinogenic properties with stimulant ones.  Second, if the dreams disturb you a lot, see a psychiatrist and/or psychotherapist about them. They can help you process them, and evaluate for any other conditions needing help.  Good luck.

Question 9

will stopping use of recreational drugs (mdma, lsd, marijunana) lead to better sperm over time? will it get better if it is a bit off now?

Accepted Answer

Active drug : users cannot  parent consistently, safely, or legally. Tobacco, excess alcohol, marijuana, cocaine &amp; methamphetamine  are a few of the drugs that impair fertility. Many impact the sperm; some, like marijuana &amp; alcohol, also impact testosterone production. It can take up to a year in recovery for men to regain fertility from damaged sperm. See a urologist &amp; an addiction medicine specialist.

Question 10

i'm a semi regular mdma user. the past two uses, each 2 weeks apart, and after about 3 hours of continuous sex, i've had intense vaginal/ labia itching. why?

Accepted Answer

See your GYN: provider. You may have some local trauma to the vagina from vigorous sexual activity and/or an infection related either to the trauma or from a sexually transmitted illness.  See your provider asap, and please strongly consider your ongoing use of Exstacy to be a problem that needs help, and can be successfully treated. Talk to your mental health care provider as well, or get a referral.

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What?is the best way to?recover from mdma use?

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I have itching that is similar to that of a bug bite? i think it is somehow related to use of mdma? can that be a possibility? how can i treat the itc

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Can the use of mdma once for the first time cause adverse effects?

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Can a single, first time use of mdma cause persisting nighttime itchiness and formication for 3 days, or if other causes are more likely?

A member asked:

Does mdma use affect liver function? less than once every 4-6 weeks?

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Me gf goes to raves once in a blue mood and uses mdma? i've tried talking to her about it and how upset it makes me. she still does and i don't know what to do or think anymore? she says it's no biggy

A member asked:

What would be the medical risks i took if i would take mdma when going out (for the rest of my life) instead of drinking alcohol like other people do?

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Having very scary, violent dreams. i've used marijuana before and have tried the street drug mdma a few times but use neither regularly. what do i do?

A member asked:

Will stopping use of recreational drugs (mdma, lsd, marijunana) lead to better sperm over time? will it get better if it is a bit off now?

A member asked:

I'm a semi regular mdma user. the past two uses, each 2 weeks apart, and after about 3 hours of continuous sex, i've had intense vaginal/ labia itching. why?

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