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I am 4 weeks pregnant and want to stop herion. i have been using for a couple months. will going through withdrawals shock my body and kill my baby??
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Medical Detos: Ask your doctor for the name of a physician called an addictionologist. Your detox should be medically supervised to avoid risk to yourself or your baby.
Answered 2/11/2015
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