The injecting neurologist told me that there's nothing that can be done and that it will wear off. I have severe neck pain and strain and the muscles in my face feel like they are getting pulled as though those muscles are trying to compensate for the muscles in back of my neck. I'm in horrible pain...in agony. I'm wearing a neck brace to help hold up my head so I can go to work. When will this end? Is there any chance this is permanent? This is devastating.
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Sorry to hear of your issues.I get migraine too so I know how horrible it is.I don't think the Botox is the issue here and there is no evidence it will affect your liver. I think if you are having issues you should see your GP and discuss them Good luck
Botox for migraines has a specific protocol and areas that need to be injected in order to get constant improvement on the headaches. Talk to your physician injector.Hope this helps,Dr. Gus Diaz
Thank you for your question.Immediately after injury/needle sticks, etc., it is best to use ibuprofen for 48 hours.After that period, heat is best to bring more blood to the area which reduces inflammation and heals the bruises (internal and external) faster. Heat causes vasodilation leading to...
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