Surgery and Baclofen

[Yourfriend6116]

Surgery and Baclofen

For sure! I'm at 90 currently but I think I want to move over to pills before surgery. Once I have a surgery date set I'll check back in. Thanks for checking in. I'm still so amazed and thrilled about how well Baclofen has worked for me. It changed my life.

[Ne/Neva Eva]

Surgery and Baclofen

Yourfriend6116;1660471 wrote: For sure! I'm at 90 currently but I think I want to move over to pills before surgery. Once I have a surgery date set I'll check back in. Thanks for checking in. I'm still so amazed and thrilled about how well Baclofen has worked for me. It changed my life.

Sounds like a good plan. (I can't imagine trying to explain the liquid! :H)

I'm glad it's worked so well for you. :l

[Yourfriend6116]

Surgery and Baclofen

Hi friends!
Looks like surgery will be at the end of the month. Not one dr asked why I'm taking the Baclofen. So here is my question-should I just skip two doses(the night and morning) so there is no Bac in my body (I thought it got out of your system pretty quickly) and resume once I wake up from surgery? Will this be long enough for withdrawals to start? I take 20 mg 4x's a day. My concern is that I take the liquid and I don't 100% know what's in it and if it will affect my anesthesia etc. whereas with the pills we and drs know what's in them (and they haven't said I need to quit or anything before my surgery). So should I move to pills, or stay with the liquid and just not take the two doses before surgery. Thank you everyone for your help!!!! :thanks::thanks: