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Old 07-16-2013, 12:17 PM #9
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Doesn't baclofen have to be slowly titrated up until you reach an
effective dose for you and then titrated down when you go off of it?

Anyway, I hated the mopey side effects. I'd rather be stiff & achy.
I've never tried the mag route, but heard from many that, it works
great.
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