I had used Botox (amazing response) for a short while then changed to Dysport. I had some reaction to the Dysport..severe headache and neck ache blurred vision and some nausea. This lasted a good two weeks. Also, the end of my eyebrow is raised up. I had non of these reactions with Botox. Can I switch back to Botox for future treatments or to address the raised eyebrow issue? I wasnt sure if they were that similar. Thank you for your assistance.
I have been getting Botox and most recently Dysport for4 years. In the past couple of years, it rarely works. I thought it was injection technique, so I switched providers (have seen 4 different providers now). I have also, after failure, had it completely redone 2 weeks later with way more units-no luck. I get a reaction when it doesnt work- my face develops hard knots that last 2-3 days. Sometimes itchy. I think that I might be allergic to a preservative? Thoughts? Or just immune?
If so, how can I treat It? I had it one time on my frown line. Symptoms are: tingles throughout body, headaches, shortness of breath, lump in my throat, fatigue, tightness in face and increased anxiety. I have Clear scans and blood work. Thank you in advance for your input.
One week after injection ( with no other significant complications) I noticed a very transient itching all over my body- almost like a contact dermatitis. The next morning my eye was swollen shut. After some Benadryl my eye had cleared up but the rash continues. Another example- tonight, 10 days post injection and drying my ear with a q-tip turned it bright red and caused swelling that lasted about 15 min.
I had Botox and 10 days later, my hair was coming out by the hundreds and lost a lot of hair around my face (those new fine hairs are gone). I can see that my hairline is farther back. I only had 10 units around my mouth. I didn't do anything else different during this time. I know this is rare but it is now a reported side effect. My question is, would I have the same reaction to Dysport or Xeomin? I love Botox but it doesn't love me! My Dr says I am one of the very sensitive ones....sigh.
I had injected a client with dysport and found out after the fact that he had a reaction to the lactose monohydrate. He was instructed to take Benadryl. I spoke with the dysport rep and they had never heard of this before. Any ideas if that ever happens again? The reaction was puffiness to the eyes and eyelids.
Two days after dysport had flu symptoms: fatigue, headache, nausea, weakness. The headache lasted for two weeks. I had a severe dizzy spell, and lost my ability to walk without falling left. I went to the ER had MRI, cat scan to neck and head. Two days later I had numbness in my right leg. Went to the ER for evaluation and an MRI of the spine. All tests negative. I developed severe low back pain. My PCP believes this is a reaction to dysport. I still have some pain and numbness. Can walk now.
I received my second dose of Dysport in December and 3 weeks later got a terrible cough and wheeze. It's 3 1/2 months later and the symptoms persist. I've had chest x-rays, CAT scan and allergy scratch tests but everything has come back normal. A friend asked me if I had gotten Botox because she had the same symptoms for 4 months after her treatment. Could this be the case with me?
had small injection Dysport corners mouth. loved it initially. 2 weeks later: hard to swallow, swollen, sore, unable to form words, spit, eat, sore throat, feel fluy. went to doc, she dismisses, says shes never heard of anything like this. dysport website says: could be botulism reaction. how long does this last? do i need medical help? why dos dismissve? i have been affected to the point of not working b/cause i cant form words well, sore swallow, neck veins pop out when i use mouth muscles