Just yesterday I saw two patients in my practice.
One had had Botox injections from a non-physician in a non-medical setting and her upper lip had drooped for three months on one side. She had no idea who the "sponsoring physician" was.
She elected to...
Although neither I nor any colleagues of mine with whom I have discussed Botox, have ever known a cases of hives secondary to the Botox treatment. You may, however, ask your allergist to do a skin prick test to the botox and your doctor can supply the allergist with the botox in a syringe...
The pradaxa is a blood thinner and you might have a higher chance of bruising than someone who isn't taking a blood thinner. However, you may not get any bruising! Worse risks, of hematomas, or collections of blood underneath the skin, is very rare even on blood thinners, when Botox is done.