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Do you know what ecstasy is? I am not trying to be mean or anything but that does not make sense. Let me give you a definition-
ecstasy: An overwhelming feeling of happiness.
That is what ecstasy is. Ecstasy cannot give you blood clots.
Ecstasy in this case refers to the drug. Also known as MDA or MDMA in a slightly different form. Yes, it can give you blood clots. It was first developed by the Germans as a blood clotting agent. It can cause stroke and internal hemorrhage.
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