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Confused Can't sleep

I have been having very painful muscle cramps at night, usually in my left hand or left foot. It hurts so bad it wakes me from my sleep. I have a pretty high pain tolerance but this is hard to deal with. I take Baclofen 20 mg 3x a day and 4mg of Xanaflex at bed time. I have a little spasticity during the day, but at night it is 100x worse. My neuro says it is worse at night because our muscles are at rest. During the day we are constantly stretching them as we go about our every day routines.

Any suggestions???
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