I am concerned that following whiplash my Doctor injected botox into my neck muscle. Now I'm having difficulty swallowing,eating, stiff neck, opening my mouth and the feeling of a lump in my throat. .
December 19, 2010
Answer: Botox - whiplash
You should go back to your doctor who injected you immediately and tell him/her about the symptoms you are having. I'm sure he/she'd want to know about your symptoms and make sure there isn't some other underlying problem.
Dr. Cat Begovic M.D.
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December 19, 2010
Answer: Botox - whiplash
You should go back to your doctor who injected you immediately and tell him/her about the symptoms you are having. I'm sure he/she'd want to know about your symptoms and make sure there isn't some other underlying problem.
Dr. Cat Begovic M.D.
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December 5, 2010
Answer: Botox injections in the neck
The symptoms you described can be attributed to either your neck injury or to the Botox injections. Neck injury (Whiplash) will create spasms to your neck muscles with some of the effects you are describing. But the fact that you are having difficulty swallowing could be due to the temporary effect of Botox on some of the muscles that are involved in the swallowing process. Such effects are usually very short lived (few days to about 2 weeks).
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December 5, 2010
Answer: Botox injections in the neck
The symptoms you described can be attributed to either your neck injury or to the Botox injections. Neck injury (Whiplash) will create spasms to your neck muscles with some of the effects you are describing. But the fact that you are having difficulty swallowing could be due to the temporary effect of Botox on some of the muscles that are involved in the swallowing process. Such effects are usually very short lived (few days to about 2 weeks).
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