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Old 02-12-2014, 04:41 PM #16
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ker0pi,

Hope you can get your med soon. I've been on Ampyra for 7 months. I really could tell the difference at first. I still can now but back problems are causing walking to be worse. I can even tell if I'm late for my next dose. The leg spasms have almost disappeared and the heaviness isn't as heavy, if that makes sense.
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