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Old 04-11-2010, 12:12 PM #1
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Default spasticity medicine - zanaflex, baclofen etc
i have awful stiffness - hardly move my legs. i was trying to use baclofen, zanaflex, vallum etc. i'm so confused with result. now i take zanaflex - 2mg
3 times a day and i feel after taking it i drag my legs even more.

i'm so confused. what could it be - weakness of legs? i take too small dose? or anything else.
same result with baclofen.
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