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Please help me what this medication is all about. I have severe vertigo with numerous MS symptoms but that is beside the point. Can anyone make sense of this? Please help... Answers??
Baclofen is prescribed for muscle spasticity -- stiffness (rigid muscles) and spasms. My spasticity affects my gait and makes it more difficult to walk.
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