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If this type of medication existed, even if it had a good intention of helping people forget their traumas, I would not recommend its use for all people with some trauma for two reasons. The first reason is that not all people have the same reaction to a medication. Since depending on the person, a higher or lower dose is needed for the medication to take effect, some may develop unwanted side effects, The other reason is that since its purpose is to forget traumas, this drug would work at the brain level. Which may or may not bring some collateral damage to the brain, mainly in the areas that are involved with emotions and memory. Possibly this drug inhibits or eliminates some neuronal connections related to the traumatic experience, which is not exempt from the fact that it may also affect other neuronal connections. Therefore, in my opinion, I would support this drug if it were prescribed and supervised by a professional in the neurological area with a mental health professional and used this drug in extreme cases or as a last resort. By the areas of the brain involved in the memory. In addition to the fact that there are treatments to treat trauma, some require medication that reduces the symptoms of trauma, others require therapies that help cope with the trauma.