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Botox for Tremors and Migraines Left Me with Head Droop

my head droops until my chin is on my chest after botox injections. no dr. explained anything about botox, it was supposed to be for tremors and migraines, my neck is very painful, when head droops, will the muscles strenghen in my neck and head be back to normal in 2 or 3 wks. THANKS

5 Doctor Answers | Asked by 1721anon in Washington Penna.
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Botox for tremors and migraines resulted in head droop

Return to the injecting doctor ASAP! The dose was too high, there are risks that must be addressed. If not go to closest University based hospital for care. From MIAMI Dr. B
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Botulinum toxin and head droop

No one explained these side effects becuase they sound quite unusual and are not typical. You should discuss with your injecting physician
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Head droop from Botox

Botox can be administered for migraine treatment.  If these headaches orignated in the occiptal region and high doses were used in these muscle, then it could affect the muscles that keep your head up.  You should talk to your doctor.

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Botox for headaches

Doses for headache treatment require higher amounts than for cosmetic treatment. If your doctor injected a trigger point in the back of your neck, then you might be weak to lift your chin off your chest for a while. Please call your doctor to discuss.
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Head Drooping from Botox

Head drooping after Botox injections is very unusual.  If it truly is from the Botox, you likely had extraordinarily high doses - much higher than would ever be used for cosmetic applications.  You really should see your doctor again for an evaluation.  One good thing about Botox is that it is always temporary and will leave no lasting effects.  Good luck.
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