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My MRI's in 2017 and 2020 showed no new lesions. That's when I felt like a transformation occured like into a butterfly!
They monitored me for 4 years.
In January of 2023 I could walk 100 steps with a walker.
Of course in spring and fall 2023 I had the surgeries to fix the long-term bladder issue and the long-term spasticity issue with the Baclofen pump.
Today, my legs are straight, I have No pain, but due to the surgery I can't stand or walk.
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The main difference between the two types of baclofen is how you take the medication. Oral baclofen is typically the initial form of treatment for mild to moderate forms of spasticity. You can take this medication by mouth several times per day.
A baclofen pump delivers a liquid form of baclofen directly into your spinal fluid, using a device implanted into your body. A baclofen pump is FDA-approved for the treatment of severe spasticity.
Thank you all for the good wishes! I really appreciate it! Blessings to each one of you!
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Thanks for the hug Danny have a good weekend
I always wish you the best 🥰 @A MyMSTeam Member
just curious to learn, does the baclofen pump do a steady job of blocking spasms better than taking pills 4 times a day?
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