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Sorry for your intro to spazz!

Baclofen helps. I am on 20 mg. TID with extra doses as needed. It holds the foot and leg cramps at bay. I also take tizanidine when I go to bed. I hate getting awakened by spasms. I need all the sleep I can get!
I only had that one episode, should I stay ontop of the Baclofen or only take it when I spasm? I am not one to take many meds. Especially if I am not having any symptoms.
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