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Old 06-11-2008, 08:04 AM #3
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Spasms stink Beth! I would call the neuro If I were you. The last time the spasms hit me I waited for four days to call the doc thinking they would pass...they didn't. He was a little upset with me for not calling sooner 'rolling eyes' LOL. I got some Zanaflex and it helped to ease them quite a bit.
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