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(MDMA) Methylenedioxymethamphetamine is an empathogen that enhances a person’s sense of empathy and kindness as well as their sense of social acceptance and connection to other people1.

Ecstasy2 is the common name for MDMA; however, some ecstasy pills may only contain a small amount of MDMA or none at all. Most of the time, other drugs and “fillers” are used instead. Because of this, it is challenging to predict the effects of MDMA use and any potential adverse effects.

MDMA can be found in powder or crystal form as well as tablet and capsule forms. The pills often feature a picture, symbol, or logo and come in a variety of colors and sizes. Two pills with the same logo or symbol may have different effects when sold as pills because they may come from different sources and contain different ingredients.

The synthetic psychoactive drug 3, 4-methylenedioxy-methamphetamine is shortened to MDMA.

It is the active ingredient expected to be found in ecstasy pills and can be found in powder or crystal form.

MDMA is a stimulant drug of the empathogen type that is typically swallowed.

Because everyone is different, you can’t be sure how MDMA or a particular dose will affect you.

Start small and build up gradually. Begin with a small test dose and wait at least two hours before taking any more because MDMA may not have fully taken effect.

dilated pupils a tingling sensation tightening of the jaw muscles an increase in body temperature an increase in heart rate You won’t know if it’s MDMA or another substance that might be more harmful, toxic, or last longer.

The high levels of MDMA in some ecstasy pills raise the risks. In addition, you will never be able to be certain that any pill, powder, or liquid actually contains what it claims to.

Pills, powders, or crystals that are sold as MDMA but contain other drugs may take longer to work, so wait at least two hours before taking another dose—or, even better, don’t take another dose at all.

Risks associated with MDMA use Over time, MDMA depletes serotonin, a hormone that controls mood and well-being. This could, over time, make you more likely to experience depression and anxiety.

Some medications for mental health conditions, such as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), can dull the euphoria that MDMA users seek, making it tempting to take more to achieve the desired effect.

Instead of making the experience better, this will put more stress on the body and increase the risk of serotonin syndrome, a dangerous and potentially fatal condition.

In and of themselves, the consumption of any and all controlled substances, including MDMA, carries significant risks to life and health. However, when alcohol and certain medications are combined with other substances, this problem gets even worse.