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What are the pregnancy risk taking methocarbomal for opiate withdrawl? my 3 pregnancy test were negative but was told it might be too early to tell.

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Methocarbamol: Methocarbamol is a Class C drug for pregnancy, which basically means that it should only be used if absolutely necessary. Although there is no definite evidence that it might be related to birth defects or miscarriage, it would be best not to take it while pregnant

Answered 6/28/2014

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