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I just use one 10mg Baclofen at night to keep from getting a charley horse that seems to make my leg try to kick me in the butt with my heel.

I tried to back off on taking that one Baclofen/day a few weeks ago, tried to back off by breaking the pills in half, instead of stopping cold, and a day after quitting...boom! My right leg was trying to kick me in the butt that night.

Oh, and a new thing the other day...I had a charley horse in my arm! Never had that before.

ahh...the joys of MS. (when I say "joys", I really mean the "suckiness")
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