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I had this terribly and suddenly...with my lisinopril reaction. That is a special case I guess.
![]() But also one very good remedy is magnesium. People low in this mineral (found in nuts, beans, yogurt, oatmeal) get muscle cramping and twitching. You can use a topical lotion/cream (which I do now) or a product called SlowMag (WalMart carries it) twice a day, or a good chelate like citrate, gluconate, or glycinate,etc. OXIDE does not work...it is not absorbed and remains in the bowel as a laxative. When do you take the Baclofen? Right before you go to bed? If that is the case, try altering your timing and see if that changes anything. Baclofen is a GABA agonist with complex actions.
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