What happens if you mix ecstasy with Zoloft?

Answer 1

bad drug interactions. bad as in death. stop taking Prozac if your not depressed. if you are depressed, never take ecstasy. it will just make you more depressed. i know a kid who killed himself the day after taking ecstasy.

Answer 2

The ecstasy will do nothing at all. Effexor is type of drug called "SNRI" -- which blocks ecstasy from working.

Here's testimony from someone who successfully rolled on ecstasy after quitting Effexor for 4 days:

"I rolled on ecstasy (mdma) after breaking from effexor (venlafaxine) for 4 days and I felt a strong affect - it was fantastic.

I used to roll before ever taking effexor; the affect was probably stronger then. I also tried rolling after breaking from effexor for only 3 days; the affect was mild.

After 2 days of breaking from effexor, I begin to feel withdrawal symptons and take a benzodiazepine (usually klonopin) for a day or two to alleviate the withdrawal symptoms.

After 4 days of breaking from effexor, there's only about 1mg of the medication left in my body due to effexor's very short half-life (i.e. less than 12 hours). I've been taking 150mg of effexor daily for 2 years. I'm male, 29 years old, and 170 lbs. Naturally, you might metabolize effexor faster or slower than I do depending on your body and metabolism."

Answer 3

Increased risk of serotonin syndrome (look this up on wikipedia or another source). It will likely reduce the effectiveness of both the ecstasy and the SSRI.

Answer 4

Their effects cancel each other out and leaves you at risk for serotonin syndrome.