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Old 06-02-2012, 05:37 PM #15
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B2Y, I've never had any type of "withdrawl" with Baclofen. I only take 1 per day. If I took 3 per day all I'd be doing is sleeping!

I think we all have different tolerances for different drugs. What might knock me for a loop might not have any effect on you and vice versa.

Blanket instructions for meds are just not reliable. I think you have to assume you'll have all the side effects listed and then pay attention and note the ones you actually do have.
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