Anxiety is one of the side effects of prolonged use of ecstasy, the drug officially known as MDMA. Ecstasy belongs to a class of drugs that modify brain chemistry to a large extent, which is why anxiety can appear as side effect. MDMA has the ability to deplete the natural antidepressant reserves, which leads to depression and anxiety. If you repeat your drug experiences, anxiety symptoms will become a fixture, and sooner than you know, you will be suffering from an anxiety disorder. More anxiety information can be found on medical related sites that also warn about the effects of drug consumption. Is This Anxiety Just Temporary Anxiety information related to drug abuse shows that the episodes of depression and anxiety felt right after consuming drugs like MDMA are temporary. When someone gets high on ecstasy, their brain will release all the natural antidepressant it has, and it will take at least a couple of days for it to start producing a new reserve. While the brain goes through this recovery process, depression and anxiety will be felt in full force. Anxiety symptoms can be quite dreadful, and the person going through the ecstasy hangover will often have a hard time during these episodes. Anxiety medication is not a good solution for temporary episodes, but it might be needed if your anxiety becomes a long lasting condition. As long as someone only takes ecstasy once or twice, they will not often experience anxiety episodes. However, if they consume drugs on ...

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