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Old 04-09-2008, 05:10 PM #1
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Default my dr put me on Zanaflex.......

Well I found out today I have to have neck surgery for my bilging disc...I'm in a lot of pain and already taking 20 mg oxy 3 x a day which really does not help my neck pain just my other problems. Anyway so instead of upping my oxy he added Zanaflex 4 mg 1to 2. Anyway anyone know anything about this med?? Is it like Zanax?
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