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Hi Debbie, I don't have the pump (yet) but my neuro told me that with the direct dosing the pump affords, the amount administered is miniscule compared to the pills.

I would vote NO on a five-day inpatient anything!

Have you tried Zanaflex? It works twice as well as Baclafen for me, I alternate the two throughout the day.
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