I Have Spastic Muscles In My Calf Due To An Injury- Botox or Dysport? Doctor Answers, Tips
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I Have Spastic Muscles In My Calf Due To An Injury- Botox or Dysport?

I had car accedint and coz brain bleeding.That coz right side hemiplagia and spasticty is very high.Doctor told me that.Can u tell me which is better dysport or botox?.(i had botox injection once from one year)

3 Doctor Answers | Asked by ahmed elfayed in Egypt
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Dysport and botox both can be used for muscles in spasm

Please see an experienced neurologist for the relaxation of the spastic muscles. Dysport and Botox are roughly the same medicine, but the units are different and need to be "converted" from one to the other. Depending on the total number units of either product, there is greater risk of side effects when large numbers of units are used. see video
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Botox or dysport for muscle s

Both of these should do same thing for you . As long as you are treated by an experienced person you should get best result possible from either.
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Spastic muscle

Botox and Dysport are have the same effect. But yhe dictor need to understand the differeces in dilution and the molocules. You need an expert to inject such a large muscle. Most complications occur because of injecting too much

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