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Hi Savicknair, thanks for your question! Hope you are feeling better by now! I do not think that your fever is related to the Xeomin injection. Some side effects of Xeomin includes redness, bruising, and headache. However, I do recommend that you always follow up with your doctor after your injection if symptoms do arise. Hope this helps!
Sorry to hear you are not feeling well. Hope you feel better soon. It's very unlikely the fever is related to the injection site. Having said that it is best you see your doctor and have her or him evaluate you.
Thanks for your question.Xeonim is a great neuromodulator and is likely not responsible for your fever. However, you should talk to your injector about this issue.Best wishes, Dr. ALDO
Xeomin is typically very safe and should not cause a fever to occur. Contact your doctor immediately if fever persists or signs of inflammation or irritation exists around injection sites. If you are allergic to any ingredient in Xeomin such as botulinum neurotoxin type A, human albumin, or sucrose, stop using Xeomin.
However, fever is part of the constellation of symptoms. However, if your symptoms have persisted for more than a week, I recommend seeing your personal physician for an assessment. It may be that something else is going on and this needs to be ruled out. The flu like symptoms, which are described in about 2% of patients, commonly only last a couple of days.
Hello and thank you for your question.Sorry to hear that you have not been feeling well.Botox and Xeomin are very similiar products with Xeomin having one less preservative then Botox. Your fever does not seem to be related to Xeomin, since you did not have this type of reaction from Botox. I would recommend following up with your PC if your fever continues.Take care,
Thanks for your question. Hope you are feeling better by now. It is very unlikely your fever is related to any kind of toxin treatment, but check with your physician if you continue to feel bad.
Most likely not!I do believe it is rather a coincidence. In the future if you will feel you are coming down with a cold or just not feeling well, just postpone any cosmetic treatment. Do not forget any cosmetic procedure is elective.
Hello. Xeomin itself would not be expected to cause fever. Fever is typically an indication of infection, so I would be sure to note whether there is any redness or swelling around the injection site(s). If so you should immediately contact your provider.
Its highly unlikely that your fever is related to Xeomin. You probably have a viral infection. If the fever does not settle with Paracetamol/Acetominophen, you should see your family doctor for further review.
Xeomin is like Botox. Patients will typically start seeing results in 5-7 days. The final result can take up to 10 days. I would wait the full 10 days to see what your final result will be. I would recommend reaching out to the doctor who injected you with any questions or concerns that you...
It has reported that headaches is a side effect of neuromodulators like Xeomin. It usually lasts a few days. You can take Aleve or Tylenol to alleviate the headache. I recommend seeing your treating physician if the headache does not resolve in a few days.
Xeomin is an FDA approved neuromodulator that has been used on thousands if not millions of patients. It has been shown to be effective and useful for its intended purposes. I recommend getting treatments at an office similar to mine where a physician/surgeon-injector administers your injections...