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My combo is Baclofen (20mg, 2 or 3 x daily) + diazepam (generic Valium; 2mg 2 or 3 x daily). Works best on my spasticity when I remember to take the full amount.

Zanaflex put me to sleep, and Baclofen alone doesn't cut the cramps and stiffness.

I used to take lorazepam as a sleep aid.

B2Y, what symptoms are you trying to help?
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