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MDMA and its effects on the back

I broke my L4 and L5 in January 2010. I had a surgery immediately after the surgery in which they placed metal rods and screws and a bag of cadavar bones in place of the break. 2 and a half weeks ago I had another surgery where they took out the rods and screws. Everything went great and the surgery was a success. Now I'm feeling more like my normal self and was wondering if I took MDMA this weekend, it would have a horrible effect on my back. I'd like to know exactly how MDMA would cycle down to my spine and how it may effect my previous injury. Note: I consumed a small amount last weekend, and did not feel abnormal pain. However, this weekend I'd like to take a larger dose. As I recall after my first surgery, many weeks after, I consumed MDMA and felt better than ever. Is there future damage?
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Oh thank u for the explanation. I wouldn't do it myself, I even gave up smoking to save my back and to help make my back fusion surgery more successful. Best of luck to ya!
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I had surgery on L5 in 2006 and I have heard even smoking is bad for your back. I wouldnt do it, but thats your choice.
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its the chemical in ecstasy that creates the rolling sensation, minus all the other chemicals that ecstasy is cut with.
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What is MDMA?
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