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Old 02-17-2008, 11:39 PM #5
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Hi Deb...

As you know... we are all different... crazy RSD....

I take 40mg of Baclofen each day... 10mg in morning and noon, 20mg at night. As for me... it doesn't stop the spasms, cramping, tremors or jerks. But it does calm them down to a more tolerable level.

I hope it brings you relief that we are all seeking.


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