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I am not aware of botox exacerbating seizures. Please immediately see your neurologist for an evaluation as to why you're having more seizures.
Based on available data, it is unlikely that your increased seizure activity is related to small doses used in cosmetic procedures. I'm unable to find the connection in the existing literature.
If you are experiencing more seizures than you normally do, I would consult your neurologist asap. Where and why were you receiving Botox - for cosmetic reasons, or other? It's going to be impossible to tell you if the seizures are related to the Botox without knowing why you have seizures, how often you have them, what triggers them, what else may have changed with your body or meds in this timeframe, and many other questions. This is why it's best for you to consult with your current physician for an evaluation and discussion. Over time, 3-4 months, Botox wears off.
It is more likely that the headaches removed from the area of treated crows feet are unrelated to the botox. See your doctor to determine if there is a reason for your headaches such as sinus congestion. The forehead area can have headaches when the forehead is injected and sometimes...
I use Botox to reduce vertical lines around the mouth often and most patients really like the results; but I start with 1 unit only in each side and then increase to a maximum of 2 units. I have found above that it becomes too strong and patients have problems. The effect will get a...
Unfortunately, as we age, our forehead droops and we use the forehead muscle actively and subconsciously, to contract and pull up the eyebrows and eyelids with them. This causes more mid forehead horizontal lines. If we were to treat those lines with Botox, then the forehead muscle...
I appreciate your research and you ask an interesting question. It is known that Botox tends to bind quickly in the local tissues. whether any dissemniation via an inadvertent intravascular injection could affect memory neurons is questionable and even if it did would its effect last long enough...
Yes, Botox can lift the corners of the eyebrow. This may be referred to as a "Botox brow lift." In general, a non-surgical browlift can be achieved using the following:. 1) Botox 2) Fillers 3) Sculptra, or any combination of the three. The treatment decision is based...
Sweating is not a bad thing and on a hot day helps to serve to cool you down. If this only occurs with exercise, you should see if a simple solution such as a headband can help control sweating. If the sweating occurs outside a normal context of exercise, other options include the use of a...
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