muscle relaxants

What are Muscle Relaxants?

Muscle relaxants are medications used to relieve muscle spasms, pain, and hypertonicity. In pediatrics, these drugs are often prescribed to manage conditions such as cerebral palsy, spasticity, and other neuromuscular disorders.

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