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What can I take for runny nose after Botox? How long does it last?

January 7, 2017
Asked By:carolima1130 in Miami, FL

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January 9, 2017

Answer: Botox

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January 9, 2017

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August 2, 2018

Answer: You may be experiencing some sort of infection, allergies, or flu and cold symptoms.

Monika Soni, MD
August 2, 2018

Answer: You may be experiencing some sort of infection, allergies, or flu and cold symptoms.

Monika Soni, MD
January 28, 2017

Answer: Runny nose after Botox

Hardik Soni, MD
January 28, 2017

Answer: Runny nose after Botox

Hardik Soni, MD
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January 13, 2017

Answer: Not a botox side effect

Paul Munsanje, MD
January 13, 2017

Answer: Not a botox side effect

Paul Munsanje, MD
January 10, 2017

Answer: Runny nose after botox

Jennifer Rullan, MD
January 10, 2017

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