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Old 01-24-2008, 10:58 AM #11
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Muscle spasms in lower back and left leg were pretty bad last night. Took a baclofen -- helped some but they make me nauseated. My neuro has me taking one at night on an as needed basis. does anyone else do this? Feeling a little better today. I am going to stay inside out of the cold weather.
Thanks for sharing. Hope you get better soon!


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