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* Teaching plan of a patient taking Baclofen includes
The drug should not stop abruptly.
* Because stopping this medication abruptly will cause withdrawl
symptoms like sleeplessness,visual disturbances,hallucinations etc.
* So stop the use this drug gradually as per physicians order.
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