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Old 07-17-2009, 03:36 PM #19
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So sorry your having the spasms. They can be pretty bad at times. I've had rsd now for 10 yrs. At first my foot wouldcurl up so tight and my husband would have to try and get the foot straight again. Now i get them when i take off my brace at night. My doc raised my oxycontin dose from 20 mg. To 80 mgs and this has helped alot.not so happy about taking such a high dose, but it has done wonders for the spasms. I hope you can find something that workes for you.

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