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Old 05-28-2010, 10:16 AM #1
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Default Baclofen as a preventative?
Hello,
Does taking low-dose baclofen aid in slowing down the progression of spasticity in neurodegenerative disorders? In other words, currently - my spasticity isn't that bad, but since my mother's and aunt's is extremely bad - my thinking is that I should take Baclofen as a preventative, to slow down progression...

Thoughts?

Thanks.
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