Robaxin

• Rapid onset of muscle-relaxing relief
• Non-opioid; generally non-sedating when appropriately dosed (mild drowsiness is possible)
• Helps reduce spasm, stiffness, and pain
• Can be combined with IV hydration, anti-nausea, magnesium, or B-complex when appropriate

• Acute back or neck spasms
• Muscle strains/sprains and overuse injuries
• Post-procedure or post-injury muscle tightness
• Tension headaches related to cervical/shoulder muscle spasm (provider-directed)

• Screening & vitals: Your clinician reviews your history/medications and checks vitals.
• IV push or short infusion: A personalized dose is given slowly IV while you relax.
• Relief window: Many clients feel easing of spasm within 15–30 minutes, with benefits that commonly last 4–6 hours (varies by individual).
• Aftercare: You’ll receive guidance about activity, hydration, and which medicines to avoid the same day.

IV Robaxin is intended for short-term use and professional administration. It may not be appropriate if you have:

• Allergy to methocarbamol or formulation components
• Certain kidney or liver problems (dose/route may need adjustment)
• History of seizures, myasthenia gravis, or significant CNS depression
• You’re pregnant or breastfeeding (discuss risks/benefits with your clinician)
   

Interactions: Robaxin can increase sedation with alcohol, opioids, benzodiazepines, sleep aids, or other CNS depressants. Avoid driving or hazardous tasks if you feel drowsy or dizzy.