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Old 05-20-2009, 09:04 AM #6
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I saw that Baclofen was one of the drugs she is getting PO, but there is an option for a Baclofen pump which puts the medication directly into the spinal canal for severe cases where oral Baclofen is not effective enough. You might want to ask if that is appropriate for your wife.

I am so sorry she is having such a rough time. I am sure she is grateful for your care and love. I do pray that things will start to improve for her and you.
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