Heart issues: Perhaps the most dangerous possible interaction between Viagra and MDMA is the theoretical risk that Viagra's vascular effects could interact dangerously with MDMA's heart-rate, blood pressure, and body temperature-increasing tendencies. MDMA is a strong stimulant, increasing heart rate, blood pressure, and body temperature. Sildenafil, on the other hand, is a vasodilator and reduces blood pressure systemically
MDMA is unambiguously neurotoxic in lab animals in high doses. Typical dose regimens which elicit neurotoxicity are 20 mg/kg (rats) or 5 mg/kg (primates) given twice daily for four days either i.m. (intramuscularly) or s.c. (subcutaneously). Humans typically use MDMA p.o (per oral) and at levels of about 2.5 mg/kg or less. One study of MDMA administered to primates most closely modelled human use and used doses of 2.5 mg/kg given every 2 weeks for 4 months (2.5 mg/kg x 8) which found no evidence of neurotoxicity
This MDMA effect dropoff might be explained by a psychological mechanism: loss of novelty. (On the other hand, people who have experienced MDMA effect dropoff generally report that there is not a similar dropoff in the effects of other psychedelics with which they are equally or more experienced, e.g. LSD and DMT.) Or the dropoff might be caused by lasting neurophysiological or neurological "changes" to the brain from exposure to MDMA, the prior state of the changed structures being necessary for ecstatic MDMA experiences. It is an as-yet-unanswered question whether such changes, if they happen, are best regarded as harmful, neutral, or beneficial.
Entactogenesis ("touching within") - a generalized feeling that all is right and good with the world. Empathogenesis - a feeling of emotional closeness to others (and to one's self) coupled with a breakdown of personal communication barriers. MDMA can significantly enhance (sometimes distort) the senses - touch, proprioception, vision, taste, smell. MDMAers can sometimes be seen running their hands over differently textured objects repeatedly, tasting and smelling various foods/drinks.