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Doc prescribed baclofen for back pain. i also have sphincter, pelvic floor weakness. will it be beneficial for pelvic floor also or bad?
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Baclofen: Baclofen can cause muscle weakness so you could experience weakening of the pelvic floor muscles as well. Speak with your doctor regarding other treatments and let then know your other symptoms. Hope this helps.
Answered 6/24/2014
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