Could I Be Allergic to Dysport?

However, if you are having an issue with a product or think you are having an issue with a product, I have simple advice for you:  Do not have Dysport or any cosmetic botulinum toxin product again.  If you are getting these products for cosmetic reasons, then you to not need to have this treatment again.  If you are having this service for a medically necessary reason, then you and your physician will need to balance the side effect of treatment with the benefit of having the treatment.  Is your reaction and allergy.  The answer is not if it have been going on for months, it is more likely to be some idiosycratic systemic sensitivity to botulinum toxin.  If this is related to your treatment, it will resolve.  Ask your personal physician if they can assess you for clinical botulism related to your Dysport service.  

It does not sound like your symptoms are related to allergies to Dysport, especially when you have been injected without problems before. Patients have reported some cold like symptoms after neurotoxin injections but there never has been any proof that the injections have caused the symptoms. In your case, the timing makes the association unlikely. 

 

I would suggest receiving treatment for your cough and wheezing from your PCP and sitting down with your injector and discussing the best timing for your next injection. Good luck.