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MDA: Many users report feeling extremely drained the day after MD(M)A use. This "day after" effect means for many MD(M)A users that they need to plan 2 days for the experience: one for the peak experience and one recovery day, with very little planned. Many users also experience some level of post-MD(M)A depression, often starting on the second day after the experience and lasting for up to 5 days. A small percentage of users report depressive symptoms for weeks afterwards. Alternately, some users report feeling better than normal for a week or so after taking MD(M)A . The negative after-effects of taking MDMA appear to be worse with higher frequencies of use, higher dosages, and perhaps total lifetime usage.

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MDMA: Dry mouth, cramping of the jaw muscles (teeth throats, "Kauflash"), headache, sweating, muscle cramps, nausea, nausea, eye flickering, suppression of urinary urgency. Furthermore possible: low blood sugar, lung collapse due to impaired breathing, seizures, hyponatraemia (too little salt in the blood), circulatory disorders of the heart, in extreme cases sudden cardiac death.

The noticeable increase in heart rate, especially when the effect is applied, can frighten inexperienced users. When pulling, a strong burning of the nasal mucosa and a constipation of the nose are possible. The connection of the nose with the oral cavity leads to an extremely bitter taste in the mouth when running down, which can lead to nausea and vomiting, especially with already acidified stomachs.

After the effect has subsided, irritation, depressive moods, tension, fatigue and unfocusedness can occur: The so-called "ecstasy hangover" can last several days.

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2C-B: Severe burning of the nasal mucous membrane when sniffing. Slightly accelerated pulse, increase in blood pressure, increase in body temperature and decreased feeling of hunger; Nausea, sweating, dizziness, inner restlessness and cardiac arrhythmias are possible. Users report stomach and intestinal problems, slight allergic reactions, coughs due to increased mucus production and unwanted erections. Dilation of the pupils, reduced visual acuity, impaired ability to concentrate and react as well as sleep disorders can occur. Bad trips are more likely with high doses than with low doses, as the loss of control and "reality" can be perceived as threatening (disorientation, confusion and feelings of fear). Even after the effects have subsided, slight side effects can still be felt.

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