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A female asked:
How to get sleep after a night of mdma?
2 doctor answers • 9 doctors weighed in
Dr. Charles Gordonanswered
Specializes in Adolescent Medicine
MDMA : Also known as "ecstasy" is a very potent street drug. Related to amphetamines and mescaline. Is psychoactive and can mess with your brain. Also, you don't really know what you're taking. You are just being told to "trust me", and you should know by now how that works. Stay away from that stuff!! It really can scramble your brain!!
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Dr. Matthew Smithanswered
Psychiatry 40 years experience
Poor expectation: Insomnia is a common result of MDMA. Expect it. If you took "a night of MDMA," which sounds like repeated dose over time, all the more so. It would be a mistake to seek a substance to sleep after taking a substance which often keeps one awake, compounding the multiple effects of substance use. Far wiser to consider that MDMA is certainly not good for one's health, for many reasons.
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A 39-year-old member asked:
What can I do to get a decent night sleep?
2 doctor answers • 6 doctors weighed in
Dr. Michelle Zetoonyanswered
Sleep Medicine 18 years experience
Sleep hygiene: Take time for sleep. Prepare and not use alcohol or medication to sleep and this will improve quality. Make sure not to have distractions and extra light at night (computets, television, etc). Get up at regular time everyday. Do not nap.
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