Can ecstasy affect anesthesia in my body

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I took ecstasy two days in a row at a music festival starting last Saturday the 20th, I have jaw surgery and will be put under on Wednesday the 24th. Will this drug in my body cause any complications or affect the anesthesia in my body in any type of way? Or am I still okay for the surgery.

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Dr. Pratyush Kumar Mishra General Physician 13 yrs exp Patna Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Pratyush Kumar Mishra

General Physician 13 yrs exp Patna

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You must inform your aneasthetist regarding drugs and dosage you have consumed within past few days. It may have some drug interactions which if known before could be avoided. General advice would be to avoid such drugs .. maintain a healthy lifestyle.

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