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I just did ecstasy and my hands have gone darker than usual. should i be worried? what this might be?
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Ecstacy the downside: Hi i would say that the longer past the use of ecstacy the more you will feel normal. Coming off of ecsatcy is not easy for some people. The diffuse overuse of your seratonin stores may feel like a horrible depression that can last a few days. But, the most common problem on ecstacy is dehydration and that may be what you are seeing in your skin.
Answered 4/13/2018
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