This is me, looking at my Facebook page on the computer. JavaScript is disabled. i find it helps a lot more with getting though my day. That is why I am scared of addiction and chose not to take it everyday. I started it as "as needed at bedtime." I just wanted to add that Baclofen doesn’t generally keep you awake because it’s a relaxer. I split a 10 mg pill and took 5 mg each night.if the dose your on is doing the job then just stick to that, improving sleep can indirectly help with pain. I use it only when the pain is bad or I particularly need to sleep. I have rectal pain and wherever I pee, those muscles get squeezed and hurt! Baclofen is rapidly absorbed, so some doctors use it as an "as needed" (PRN) medication.

I guess it must help. Does anyone else take amitriptyline and baclofen together and if so what dose?I'm taking 25mg amitriptyline and 60 mg baclofen every night. If I wasn't scared of addiction I would use it every night because it is a great drug for fibro muscle pain, fibro muscle spasm.One of the best drugs I have been prescribed for helping with symptoms associated with this condition. Wanted to make sure I didn’t confuse youI just replied to your other post but yes I have the compounded suppositories that are baclofen/,lidocaineI used to take Xanax once in a while for relaxing but because it’s a benzo drug my Doctor Who prescribed it suddenly refused to.! Thanks. I split a 10 mg pill and took 5 mg each night.

I use it *about* once a week because I am also scared of addiction. When you take it four times a day does it make you feel better? Personally, I think every doctor seeing a patient with ME should have this one on his list of 'drugs to consider under appropriate circumstances'. It is actually used alot for alcoholics to withdraw from drinking and has been used for other substances as well.I've used Baclofen off and on for about 2 years and not had an addiction or other problems. God Bless Us All.

Not sure really anymore of the link between caffeine and alertness or fatigue and ME. I’m trying to get Xanax it again as I need to calm down. Right now the thing that works the best of .25 mg Xanax every 4 hours. I did not get groggy when I took it but we are all different and I didn’t take it as often..I'll currently taking 25mg amitriptyline and 10mg baclofen at night. Turns out she had muscle spasms in her pelvic floor muscles. My husband’s neurologist prescribed Baclofen 10 mg at bedtime for spasms in his arm. The medication helps me sleep though. Follow - … The suppositories that I described above are in the same class of drug . Certainly notice when I am not on them. I just wanted to add that Baclofen doesn’t generally keep you awake because it’s a relaxer. Had a bad episode of this lately very painfull and itchy. So I have tried the Baclofen at bedtime for the past two nights. LA Answer Question. Found a Chinese cream seemed to work on Amazon better on all the usual ones.Dictamni Huatuo Hemorroides cream. Along with 5mg Ambien, I sleep well, but I don't know if the baclofen is helping with the pain or not, and to what degree it helps with sleep.

I take cyclobenzaprine which is also a muscle relaxer and it's really helped me a lotI just asked my Dr for a script for it.

I have been prescribed this by my doctor however I am a bit anti towards to many chemicals, I am already tacking Amitriptyline 2 x 10mg at night and do not think they are of any noticeable benefit.My understanding is that the Baclofen is supposed to help with muscle tension in the pelvic floor.Don’t take Baclophen when you go to sleep or mix with TylenolA doctor at the Kessler Institute prescribed this no less to help with pain at night which should help with sleep me saidWith the insomnia, upset stomach and therefor really didn’t help with pain since sleep helped the most with painI take Baclofen at bedtime in a combination suppository .I have rectal pain and wherever I pee, those muscles get squeezed and hurt! !This is a great site that explains how it is best for any practitioner to discuss it’s full picture. It explains both how it can help and the most common side effects below.