please rember to check with your neuro before discontinuing baclofen. the side effects could be very dangeous please see the instructions on the leaflet;

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To: randy rankin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, TM Group <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [TMIC] med question - meloxicam and baclofen
Date: Fri, 4 Apr 2008 17:43:29 -0400

Randy
I had similar confusion with what I heard from various medical people.
Dec 2003 my neuro rx'd baclofen for spasticity and the next day I had physical and occupational therapy. Both therapists told me I didn't have spasticity and wanted permission to talk with my neuro. So there I was in my TM stupor questioning who knew best. I started on the baclofen and have never discontinued it. My Neuro knew best. I am too flexible (rubbery) if I take over 10mg so he moved me to every six hours and that works for me. I couldn't have discribed it at well as Merieke's post, however, it's exactly how both the spasms and spasticity feel to me.
Patti
---- randy rankin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok - what's the scoop on these drugs. Have any of you all taken them?
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>   Did they help?
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>   Where there any significant side effects?
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>   I was sent to a bone doc. to have a look.
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> He wants me to try baclofen for spasms, (i didn't know that I was having them - everyone else says that I'm not have spasms - I'm so confussed on the term spasms. - first neuro talked about my legs being spastic because they wouldn't move - he pick them up and the right leg would stick in mid area lol - he'd have to push it back down. When I mentioned "spasm" later, everyone would look at me oddly and say that I wasn't having spasms. Now this guy is giving me meds for spasms and says that my right leg shows signs of spasticity)
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> He said my vert was great - mild degeneration in mid T and at L-5 S-1 - which I already knew about. The 'arthritis' is genetic/ "getting older" he said - but it is unusual for my age. He said my 2001 car accident didn't have anything to do with it - but my chiro told me in 01 that it would come in time because it almost always shows up in a few years after a major collision. Anyway - what's the scoop on all these meds. before I decide to go ahead and take them I just wanted find out if it is worth the time.
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