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Pregnant, Using Methacathinone. Risk Of Miscarriage?

I was using Methacathinone before i fell pregnant. I used it on and off but decided to stop. Then i discovered i was pregnant. It seems the last time i used Kat i had already fallen pregnant, i have now stopped using it completely but am worried that itmay have affected my baby as it was the early stages of pregnancy. Am i at risk of miscarriage , having a baby that is mentally unstable or any other effects at this stage?
Tue, 6 Nov 2012
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Hello, I would be happy to help you with your question.

It is hard to find data regarding its effects in pregnancy as this is a relatively new drug that is difficult to detect on drug screens. So the exposure is hard to assess. I can find no evidence that it DOES cause harm, but you need to talk with your OB/GYN (honestly) about exactly when you last used and compare that to how far along you actually were. Do not use this moving forward while you are pregnant!!

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Pregnant, Using Methacathinone. Risk Of Miscarriage?

Hello, I would be happy to help you with your question. It is hard to find data regarding its effects in pregnancy as this is a relatively new drug that is difficult to detect on drug screens. So the exposure is hard to assess. I can find no evidence that it DOES cause harm, but you need to talk with your OB/GYN (honestly) about exactly when you last used and compare that to how far along you actually were. Do not use this moving forward while you are pregnant!! I hope this helps. If you need more detail or have detailed questions, please use the Premium Service for more prompt help!