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• Ecstasy is MDMA (N-methyl-3, 4-methylened ioxymethamphetamine). Ecstasy has many nicknames, such as E, XTC, X, Adam, Eve, Clarity, Lover’s Speed, Rave, Euphoria, Love Doves, Batmans, Decadence and Happy Pill.

• Ecstasy works in a similar way as stimulants (drugs that increase energy and alertness) and hallucinogens (drugs that change the way you think, hear and see things).

• Ecstasy is made mainly in illegal labs and comes in tablets or capsules, which are usually taken by mouth. A dose is about 50 to 200 mg. It can also be injected or snort e d .

• Ecstasy is used mainly at all night dance parties (raves), clubs or concerts.

• Effects usually begin 60 to 90 minutes after the drug is taken and last 3 to 6 hours.

• increased sociability, openness and sensitivity to other people

• increased energy or hyperactivity, or a relaxed feeling

• feeling more alert and awake

• dilated (big) pupils, rapid eye movement and blurred vision

• rapid heart rate, blood pressure and breathing

• increased body temperature, possibly leading to hyperthermia (unusually high body temperature)

• muscle cramping and tension

• clenching of jaw muscles, teeth grinding and jaw pain

• sweating or chills, faintness, dizziness, confusion or feeling tired

• dry mouth and throat, dehydration (lack of sufficient water in the body)

• nausea or vomiting, loss of appetite

• distortions in thinking, such as time going slow or fast or having changed memories

• anxiety, paranoia (feeling scared or suspicious for no reason) or panic attacks

• hallucinations (seeing or hearing things that aren’t really there)
Long-term Effects

After heavy use over a long period of time, a person may experience:

• forgetfulness, poor concentration and feeling depressed (sad). Sometimes, sad feelings happen a few days after taking

• tiredness, sleeping problems, confusion,panic and paranoia

• forgetfulness, poor concentration and feeling depressed (sad). Sometimes, sad feelings happen a few days after taking

• tiredness, sleeping problems, confusion,panic and paranoia

• a risk of liver damage if the person is a frequent user. A rash that looks like acne could be a sign of liver damage.

• damage to teeth and jaws from jaw clenching

• a g g ressive behaviour (becoming violent)

• death from kidney or heart failure caused by lack of water in the body (dehydration) or an abnormally high body temperature (hyperthermia)

• Tolerance (a need for more of the drug to get the desired effect) develops quickly.

• Ecstasy users can become psychologically dependent, which means they feel they

need the drug. This can lead to cravings and regular use.

• Physical dependence (when the body needs the drug) is not generally a problem.

• Some people experience a need or craving for the drug.

• Dancing or other physical activity can cause dehydration, high blood pressure and an increase in body temperature and may result in muscle breakdown and heart and kidney failure that can occur quickly.

• Ecstasy can interfere with blood clotting, causing easy bruising and/or bleeding from the mouth, nose and intestines. In severe cases, a person may bleed to death.

• Ecstasy is not legal, so pills sold as Ecstasy may contain other very harmful drugs (LSD, speed, heroin or ephedrine).

• Regular use may cause long-term or lasting damage to learning and memory functions of the brain.

• A “bad trip” may occur – the person may become anxious, have convulsions (violent muscle spasms) and may not know what is real (psychotic).

• Some people have flashbacks (feeling the effects of the drug days or weeks later).

• Some people may be allergic to Ecstasy,causing reactions similar to an overdose (high temperature, blood clotting problems, liver problems).

• If combined with some antidepressant drugs, a dangerous or deadly increase in heart rate and blood pressure can result.

• People can put themselves in risky situations when on this drug (driving while impaired, having unprotected sex, taking