Ecstasy became popular as a club drug in the 1980s but is now used in a wide range of settings, but it can cause several harmful effects that can be fatal in some cases, and the length of time it remains in the body depends on a number of factors. Ecstasy is typically still detectable for up to 3 days in blood and saliva tests, 5 days in urine tests, and months after last use in hair strand testing. What Is Ecstasy? MDMA or Ecstasy is an illegal synthetic drug that people use to experience feelings of well-being, euphoria, and altered perception. The National Survey on Drug Use and Health…