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This page abstract: Other drugs can have the same effect as XTC. In urine, Extacy/XTC can be detected for up to 72 hours, in hair samples for as long as your hair grows.

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Can you see if someone uses XTC/Extacy?

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Written by: Wendy Moelker, Psychologist in charge, tutor, Emergis center for mental health care, Goes, the Netherlands.
First version: 22 Jul 2008. Latest revision: 24 Jul 2008.

Can you tell if someone uses XTC/Extacy?

Answer:

The use of XTC can result in the following symptoms: depression, fear and sleeping disorders, but these problems can also be caused by other conditions or substances. Besides, often they are hardly perceptible. In fact, only an honest conversation can make clear if someone uses XTC or not. It is important not to judge the use of XTC in advance; it can make the conversation impossible.

In urine samples, XTC can be detected for up to 72 hours.

By testing hair samples, use of XTC can be detected for as long as the hair has been growing.

More information about XTC (Extacy, Exstacy):
What is XTC? What does an XTC user feel? How dangerous is XTC? Is XTC addictive? Dealing with the fear that can occur when using XTC Testing for XTC Can you see if someone uses XTC? Dealing with someone using XTC More FAQs about addiction
 
 
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