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Question about Dysport side effects, how long will they last?

alexvakJun 9, 2014
I had Dysport about 1.5 weeks ago. Have had some headaches and dizziness for the last week. Headache is more prevalent. Feels like a skull cap and numb forehead. Some tiredness also. I have had Dysport and Botox before and didn't have problems from either. Is this typical? How long before it goes away? Should I be worried?

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Dr. Ariel Ostad, MD
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Answered on Dec 5, 2014
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Dr. F. Victor Rueckl, MD (in memoriam)
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Answered on Jun 24, 2014
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