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Illegal substance use is something in which a man should not engage, especially when it may cause male organ pain or other male organ health issues. That is often the case with the recreational substance Ecstasy, which is known to cause a number of side effects, some of them quite dangerous and some related to sensual issues in men. What is Ecstasy? Ecstasy is the street name given to MDMA (methylenedioxymethylamphetamine), which causes effects that are associated with both psychotropic substances and stimulants. It's a popular "party" substance because of its mind-altering abilities; however, the consequences of using Ecstasy can be serious and substantial. General side effects Ecstasy has many stimulant qualities, and as a result in can bring about side effects related to overstimulation of the body and its systems: chills, shaking, sweating, nausea, difficult focusing the eyes, tightly clenched jaw muscles, etc. In some cases, hyperthermia (a worrisome and significant increase in the body's temperature) can result. Hyperthermia is of concern in and of itself, but it can also result in muscle breakdown and kidney failure. Of even greater concern, Ecstasy can lead to extreme high blood pressure and potentially fatal cardiac events. Ecstasy use can not only cause damage, it can bring about death. Beyond physical health issues, Ecstasy is also associated with mental health and memory loss problems. Of course, psychologically-based addiction is also a serious Ecstasy risk. Sensual side effects In terms of sensual health, use of Ecstasy is a double-edged sword. Many people report that use of MDMA can spark an increase in sensual desire; interestingly, while the substance apparently often creates a more pronounced sensual drive, it also dampens the desire for actual coupling. Of more concern, the increase in desire does not translate to an increase in sensual performance; significantly, many men report that the opposite happens - males who are frequent users of Ecstasy find that their performance is negatively impacted. This effect exhibits in several ways: - Difficulty in getting or maintaining firmness. While a man using Ecstasy may feel sensually stimulated, his manhood is often not attuned to that stimulation. The organ feels a certain level of excitement and interest, but the physical mechanism is often impeded, resulting in no firmness or in an organ that is only semi-firm. It is also not unusual for the firmness to fade quickly. - Difficulties releasing. Ecstasy-laden men also may encounter difficulties bringing themselves to a release. In some cases, release is inhibited for the simple reason that the man is unable to obtain or maintain tumescence, as mentioned above. In other cases, the release is delayed to the point that a man loses interest in the release. - Male member shrinkage. Many men report that their members shrink during MDMA use. There is debate concerning whether this is an actual physical change - i.e., the organ in fact does become shorter - or whether it simply relates to the effect that the Ecstasy has on firmness, causing semi-firmness and therefore a shorter tool, rather than full firmness and a longer one. - Soreness. Because Ecstasy increases sensual desire while impacting performance, many men using MDMA will engage in sensual activity for a greater length of time, especially when they are trying to obtain a release that the MDMA is inhibiting. As a result, many of these men develop an extremely sore tool. In some cases, the male organ pain can be considerable. Men who use Ecstasy are encouraged to stop; however, any man who is afflicted with male organ pain for whatever reasons can help alleviate the soreness by applying a first-class male organ health cream (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil) to the tool on a regular basis. A cream with natural moisturizing ingredients such as Shea butter and vitamin E can provide much-needed soothing relief. It's also advisable to use a cream with L-arginine; this ingredient helps produce nitric oxide, which in turns is an aid in promoting healthier blood flow, something that might be an issue for those who have used Ecstasy. Visit www.menshealthfirst.com for more information most common male organ health issues, tips on improving male organ sensitivity, and what to do to maintain a healthy male organ. John Dugan is a professional writer who specializes in men's health issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to numerous online web sites.
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