MDMA is being investigated as a possible treatment for a variety of medical conditions, most notably post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), as well as anxiety, depression, chronic pain, eating disorders, and more. As a potential treatment for these and other ailments, MDMA-assisted therapy is currently being studied in clinical trials and offered by underground therapists.
MDMA for Conditions
Things to Know
- MDMA-assisted therapy is being studied as a potential treatment for PTSD in clinical trials
- MDMA-assisted therapy is also being investigated to treat anxiety, depression, and chronic pain
- MDMA signals the release of serotonin, oxytocin, and prolactin, while quieting activity in the amygdala and increasing activity in the prefrontal cortex
MDMA for PTSD
MDMA has the potential to be a treatment for the symptoms of PTSD for which other therapies are not effective.
Learn more about MDMA as a treatment for PTSD.MDMA for Anxiety
MDMA helps users feel more open and empathetic, greater pleasure, and a reduction in anxiety.
Read more about MDMA as a treatment for anxiety.MDMA for Social Anxiety in Autistic Adults
Studies suggest MDMA can help autistic adults with social anxiety.
Read more about MDMA as a treatment for social anxiety in autistic adults.MDMA for Depression
Research suggests that MDMA may offer those suffering from depressive disorders significant relief from their symptoms.
Read more about MDMA as a treatment for depression.MDMA for Chronic Pain
There is some anecdotal and clinical evidence that low doses of MDMA can effectively treat chronic pain.
Read more about MDMA as a treatment for chronic pain.
