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Flexeril |
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muscle relaxants central |
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cyclobenzaprine |
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treatment of muscle spasms and painful musculoskeletal conditions |
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Elitek |
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Clonus |
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1. Flexeril
Action: Hinder upper motor neuron activity by working on the brain stem, change spinal reflexes giving rise to CNS depression.
Therapeutic Effect: Relaxes muscles when used to tend pain, injury and muscle spasm.
Most frequent side effects: Drowsiness, dry mouth, dizziness, and headache.
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Flexeril Descriptions Classification muscle relaxants central Generic Name cyclobenzaprine Indications treatment of muscle spasms and painful...
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