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Can you get a methadone detox while pregnant?
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Safe during pregnanc: If you are on Methadone and pregnant, continue taking it. Methadone under supervision is safe to take. For many patients, Methadone doses increase, as it is metabolized more rapidly in pregnancy.
Answered 6/28/2014
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