Comment · Wed, December 26, 2012

TMJ after MDMA use?

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DeltaGunner · 12 points

So I've used MDMA/XTC 5 - 6 times in a little less than a year and lately my jaw sometimes locks up a bit or even almost pops out. I'm not entirely sure if I had the same problems before I started using but I was thinking the jaw clenching could have triggered/worsened my problems.

Last few times I rolled I did take magnesium/zinc/calcium to help with clenching and to alleviate some tourette's symptoms.

Can you get TMJ through drug use?

Link to wiki for TMJ explanation: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temporomandibular_joint_disorder

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You may have aggravated an underlying issue with your jaw. Clenching during stimulant use can bring out a condition quickly. It's good that your are supplementing magnesium now. Make sure it's a bioavailable type like glycinate, citrate, malate, or L-theonate.

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