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Jim is spms and has been for 15 years. He takes so many meds it's crazy! He takes baclofen, tizanidine, sinemet for muscle spasms, methadone for pain, zocor for cholesterol, zoloft for Beta side effects, zanax for tremors, macrobid for recurrent UTI's, oxybutinin for bladder spasms, and Beta Interferon.
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