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Isnt this related to the botox a lot of people agree who have taken

mikey1119Apr 24, 2016
I had my 2nd botox injection in my neck and shoulders. The amount was increased that time because I had no side effects first time and pain relief was only a month. After 2nd time I had side effects throat and back scull pain that went away after week. After about 2 weeks I started bad abdominal pain. Which I still have after 2 months. Blood tests at er several times show higher white cells and a ct scan says coliteus and I'm still in pain waiting to see gi DR. Taking some pain meds.

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Dr. Melvin Elson, MD
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Dr. Jesse E. Smith, MD, FACS
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