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Took MDMA (extacy) pills 3 months after rhinoplasty. Have I damaged my nose?

121596Oct 12, 2014
I took some MDMA pills 3 months after rhinoplasty and am worried if I was suppose to stay away from it. Did i damage my nose or postponed my healing time ? or does It not affect my nose at all? Thank you.

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