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Does Dysport Increase Depression?

CuriousCindyApr 21, 2010
Since I had my botox treatment I am suffering from extreme fatigue and my depresion is getting worst. Although I could be in pre-menstrual period and having strange effects of it as a result. I am 44 years old and have been treated for depression over 10 years now. Within the past 10 years I have not had this high levels of depression. So far in my life the only thing changed was the Dysport injection. Although I look really good, I was jsut curious to know if depression levels could be effected by it?

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