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How did you wean off Pain-O-Soma safely?

Discussion in 'Foot Health Forum' started by admin, Jun 23, 2025.

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Weaning off Pain-O-Soma 350 mg (carisoprodol)—a muscle relaxant with a high potential for dependence—should always be done safely and under medical supervision. If you're looking for personal experiences, here's a medically informed breakdown of how people typically and safely taper off Pain-O-Soma:

✅ 1. Medical Supervision Is Critical
Carisoprodol affects the central nervous system and has withdrawal risks like insomnia, anxiety,...

How did you wean off Pain-O-Soma safely?

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admin, Jun 23, 2025

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