What is sexualityandu.ca? Sexual Health What to do if it happens to you The first step in dealing with drug-facilitated sexual assault is simply recognizing it has happened. If you wake up with no memory or a blurred memory, there are a few signs that might help you tell if you've been assaulted. A few signs... You were not drinking alcohol or using drugs Your muscles are sore You have bruises or other signs of sexual assault You have been undressed, or your clothes are ripped, missing or stained See a doctor... If you're sure or seriously suspect that you have been drugged and sexually assaulted, you should see a doctor right away. In many circumstances doctors aren't required to report sexual assault. It's usually up to the victim to decide if they want to press charges. You may want to see a doctor or pharmacist for emergency contraception (the "morning-after" Pill) to prevent pregnancy. You may want to get tested for STIs or pregnancy. There are also ways to reduce the risk of getting STIs if you have been raped. You may want to ask about speaking with a counselor of psychologist. To report the assault... You may want to report the assault to police. This is a very difficult and personal decision that each person has to make on their own. But if you are going to report the assault, it is best to do it soon, while there is still evidence. You should call the police who