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Old 12-01-2011, 10:06 PM #17
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Try eating bananas, maybe one a day. They have potassium in them and if your body is low on potassium it can cause spasms. I do this and also take flexiril daily and valium as needed. The valium as needed doesn't seem to cause any type of addiction type problems,Dr. Smith is right on this.
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