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MDMA and aciclovir

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behappy9
behappy9

Hey, so not sure if this question is allowed but has anyone had any experience of being on aciclovir and taking mdma??? I could stop taking the aciclovir few days before a night out but then I’m scared I’ll get an outbreak from the mdmasad 

Anyone out there ??? Xxxx

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  • 1992BL
    1992BL behappy9

    Posted

    What is the concern that they won’t mix well?
    • behappy9
      behappy9 1992BL

      Posted

      Don’t know, just know that some drugs (illegal or medical) don’t mix well and can make you ill
  • mystt18556
    mystt18556 behappy9

    Posted

    hey can you help me? I’d like to know the same thing as I have chickenpox but want to do pills Sunday and that is my prescription, did you try it??!xx
    • behappy9
      behappy9 mystt18556

      Posted

      Haven’t tried it yet and I’m too scared to!! I think I’ll wait till I stop taking meds x
  • Amy_in_agony
    Amy_in_agony behappy9

    Posted

    I would be more concerned that the mdma itself would cause an OB. I had to quit because I started to see a definite correlation between the two. It's been 15 years and I've learned what causes them and what doesn't. And definitely if you stop the Acyclovir you put yourself at even more risk. Alcohol is also "trigger event" just like mdma. hope this helps ! 

    • behappy9
      behappy9 Amy_in_agony

      Posted

      Hey Amy! Thanks for your reply!! I know what you mean about mdma causing an ob, and I thought if I was on meds I could prevent it. I might stop meds day or two before I take any mdma and risk the ob for a damn good night.

      Hope you’re not in agony, amy xxxxx

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