3,4-Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (commonly called Molly or ecstasy) has both medical research uses and non-medical recreational use.
Medical use
MDMA is not approved for general medical use in most countries. However, it has been studied in clinical research as an aid to psychotherapy for conditions such as Post-traumatic stress disorder. In these studies, it is given in carefully controlled settings under medical supervision.
Recreational use
People may take MDMA because it can produce:
- Feelings of euphoria and well-being
- Increased empathy and emotional closeness
- Greater sociability
- Increased energy
- Enhanced appreciation of music and sensory experiences
Risks
MDMA also carries significant risks, including:
- Overheating and dehydration
- Increased heart rate and blood pressure
- Anxiety, panic, or confusion
- Jaw clenching and muscle tension
- Depression or low mood after the effects wear off
- Dangerous interactions with other drugs, especially antidepressants and stimulants
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