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Old 07-16-2013, 08:46 AM #1
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Default Baclofen spinal injections
Has anyone had this done? I've had a couple so far and am considering getting another one to get a handle on the leg and back spasms. Not into getting the Baclofen pump which my neuro suggested. So far when I've had the injection, it has proivided some relief for about a week.

What have been your experiences? How long has the effect lasted for you?

With love, Erika
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