Ecstasy? It Make You Moving All The Time

Ecstasy??
I believe every one in tihs worl ever heard about this word.

Ecstasy ia one of anasthetic that made ilegally in a labotratorium in tablet or capsule form. Picture above is the example of ecstasy. Ecstasy is part of drug in psikotropika. Ecstasy make the user of Ecstasy has uncontrolled energy and also can fell high dehidration. That’s why the effect of ecstasy make our body always moving.

Immediate effects

Many people have experienced the following effects soon after taking ecstasy:

·         increase in confidence;

·         feelings of well-being;

·         feelings of closeness to others, hence the term ‘love drug’;

·         anxiety;

·         dilated pupils;

·         jaw clenching, teeth grinding;

·         increase in heart rate, body temperature and blood pressure;

·         nausea;

·         loss of appetite; and

·         sweating.

Higher doses

Higher quantities don't appear to enhance the desirable effects and may cause:

·         convulsions (fits);

·         vomiting;

·         floating sensations;

·         irrational or bizarre behaviour; or

·         hallucinations.

Overdose

Overdose from ecstasy can occur. It is usually characterised by very high body temperature and blood pressure, hallucinations and an elevated heartbeat. This is especially dangerous for those who have an existing heart condition or breathing problems, and for people with depression or other psychological disorder.

Death

Although it is difficult to determine the exact number of ecstasy-related deaths that have occurred, the toxic effects of ecstasy that can lead to death include the following.

·         Heart attack.

·         Brain haemorrhage.

·         Blood clotting.

·         Kidney failure.

·         Overheating: the combination of taking ecstasy with prolonged and vigorous dancing raises the body temperature to dangerous levels. Because it is often taken in hot, humid venues the risk of death by overheating (hyperthermia) is further increased.

·         Drinking too much: several deaths have occurred from dilutional hyponatremia — a condition whereby a person’s brain swells from excess fluid intake, inducing a coma.

Long-term effects

Research indicates that few people tend to use ecstasy for a long time. This is possibly due to the severity of undesirable effects, which tend to increase the longer ecstasy use continues, while the pleasurable effects diminish. A person taking ecstasy regularly may find that they are not eating or sleeping enough and are neglecting their health. They may become ‘run down’, have reduced energy levels and be more susceptible to colds, 'flu and infections.

Currently, much research is being undertaken to investigate the effects of ecstasy on the brain. There is limited evidence suggesting that ecstasy causes damage to some parts of the brain.

For more information, please click on the Australian Drug Foundation's DrugInfo Clearinghouse web site link below.

 Resource:

http://www.drugabuse.gov/publications/teaching-packets/neurobiology-ecstasy/section-iii/5-long-term-ecstasy-use-may-impair-memory

http://terselubung.blogspot.com/2011/10/efek-efek-mengkonsumsi-pil-ekstasi.html

http://www.mydr.com.au/addictions/ecstasy-effects-on-the-body