Muscle relaxant: Muscle relaxant is a term usually used to refer to skeletal muscle relaxants (drugs), which act on the central nervous system (CNS) to relax muscles. These drugs are often prescribed to reduce pain and soreness associated with sprains, strains, or other types of muscle injury.
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Answered by The Community. Making the world better, one answer at a time. Generally 4 years and that is after receiving a Bachelor's degree (which is another 4-5 years). After Med school (and after you pass your boards - long difficult tests) you are a Doctor but that doesn't mean that you practice anywhere.You can't get a real job without experience.So you get a (low paying) job as a Resident at a hospital for 1 to, sometimes as much as, 7 years. This is the typical scenario.fter Med school (and after you pass your boards - long difficult tests) you are a Doctor but that doesn't mean that you practice anywhere. You can't get a real job without experience. So you get a (low paying) job as a Resident at a hospital for 1 to, sometimes as much as, 7 years. This is the typical scenario.