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Is anyone like me? Menstrual Migraine + Chronic Headache / Migraine related to Neck / Shoulders
I am considering
Botox
in the shoulders to try and get some form of relief. Does anybody suffer the same? It seems the two interact to me, but i am desperate to get a break from feeling terrible all the time. Appreciate any advice ;-)
I am considering
Botox
in the shoulders to try and get some form of relief. Does anybody suffer the same? It seems the two interact to me, but i am desperate to get a break from feeling terrible all the time. Appreciate any advice ;-)
GlamourPusss
in
National Migraine Centre
11 years ago
well i even feel my witty me has slowly diminished and transformed into some gormlus Alien. Where has yours gone?? becareful now hehe
my friends hijacked my phone whilst out last week and pulled funny faces , they said wanted to just check out my phone ahahah i am really really suffering tonite so am trying to just keep smiling a stiff smile as if my face has cement on it never mind facial creams or
botox
! :-/ haahahhah
my friends hijacked my phone whilst out last week and pulled funny faces , they said wanted to just check out my phone ahahah i am really really suffering tonite so am trying to just keep smiling a stiff smile as if my face has cement on it never mind facial creams or
botox
! :-/ haahahhah
fairycazzie
in
Fibromyalgia Action UK
11 years ago
Continence - some thoughts (part 3 - and FINAL!)
The patient version is especially useful, and covers many aspects including the use of
botox
, antimuscarinic drugs and other treatments, and questions to ask your doctor. Sorry this has been a bit long; I think I am done with writing about bladder and bowels for quite a long time!
The patient version is especially useful, and covers many aspects including the use of
botox
, antimuscarinic drugs and other treatments, and questions to ask your doctor. Sorry this has been a bit long; I think I am done with writing about bladder and bowels for quite a long time!
COwithAMN
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AMN EASIER
11 years ago
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Has anyone had success with Botox treatment for chronic headaches after viral meningitis?
We are with pediatric headache neurologist and
Botox
was just approved by our insurance company. We have tried 5 different medications and none have provided relief.
We are with pediatric headache neurologist and
Botox
was just approved by our insurance company. We have tried 5 different medications and none have provided relief.
Rgymom
in
Meningitis Now
11 years ago
What have Space Mountain and bowel transplant got in common?
I went back to see a great gastro doctor, who I call Dr
Botox
this week, to see what the next thinks the next steps should be. Another
botox
injectionis on the cards for March and in the meantime I am going to have another gastric emptying study.
I went back to see a great gastro doctor, who I call Dr
Botox
this week, to see what the next thinks the next steps should be. Another
botox
injectionis on the cards for March and in the meantime I am going to have another gastric emptying study.
michaelseres
in
IBS Network
11 years ago
Fluttering Eyelids...cripes.
So...if the
Botox
paralyzes the eyelids, seems to me that would result in more staring and even less blinking....I have to use artifical tears to keep my eyes hydrated as it is, plus have permanent tear duct plugs in both eyes. So, I'll flutter away and put the
Botox
on a shelf:)
So...if the
Botox
paralyzes the eyelids, seems to me that would result in more staring and even less blinking....I have to use artifical tears to keep my eyes hydrated as it is, plus have permanent tear duct plugs in both eyes. So, I'll flutter away and put the
Botox
on a shelf:)
JudyJ
in
PSP Association
11 years ago
Has anyone with double-vision been offered a Botox injection to relax the eye muscle.
wobblybee
in
Ataxia UK
11 years ago
Are there any AMN people out there that have had botox shots for there legs?
If so has it helped there walking issues?
If so has it helped there walking issues?
jdw_law
in
AMN EASIER
11 years ago
Interactive bowel transplant patient bags truly interactive medical team
I am also having a follow up with the doctor who deals with the
botox
in my stomach. The sickness hasn’t gone and although it has improved I am still sick up to 4 times a week for no real reason. Perhaps I needed to ask for a tummy tuck at the same time as another injection.
I am also having a follow up with the doctor who deals with the
botox
in my stomach. The sickness hasn’t gone and although it has improved I am still sick up to 4 times a week for no real reason. Perhaps I needed to ask for a tummy tuck at the same time as another injection.
michaelseres
in
IBS Network
11 years ago
Neck Problems
Botox
injections into the back of the neck muscles, thus reducing the contracting of the neck muscles. 2. Muscle relaxants. Again relaxing the neck muscles. 3. Possibly a neck brace or soft collar to support the back of the head and neck.
Botox
injections into the back of the neck muscles, thus reducing the contracting of the neck muscles. 2. Muscle relaxants. Again relaxing the neck muscles. 3. Possibly a neck brace or soft collar to support the back of the head and neck.
superman888
in
PSP Association
11 years ago
why not botox?
why can't they inject
botox
into the pudendal nerve for pain relief,it "freezes" thing doesn't it?
why can't they inject
botox
into the pudendal nerve for pain relief,it "freezes" thing doesn't it?
electricjaws
in
Pelvic Pain Support Network
11 years ago
My Story So Far
My jaw started to seize so i started to have
botox
injections as they couldnt find anything wrong with the joints. It would seize open or seize shut. I prefered shut at least i didnt look like an idiot lol.
My jaw started to seize so i started to have
botox
injections as they couldnt find anything wrong with the joints. It would seize open or seize shut. I prefered shut at least i didnt look like an idiot lol.
lizzykarma
in
Behçet's UK
11 years ago
Vomiting after meals
He is on maximum dose of Domperidone, has had
Botox
injections to the pyloric valve which actually made things worse and his surgeon has mentioned both pyloroplasty and vagotomy as options although neither he nor Nielsen is keen on it as there is no guarantee of success and once done irreversible.
He is on maximum dose of Domperidone, has had
Botox
injections to the pyloric valve which actually made things worse and his surgeon has mentioned both pyloroplasty and vagotomy as options although neither he nor Nielsen is keen on it as there is no guarantee of success and once done irreversible.
Lynleahy
in
Oesophageal & Gastric Cancer
11 years ago
Upward gazing eyes and neck retraction.
The neurologist has suggested
botox
for his eyelids but my husband has refused. Does anyone know at what stage of the illness does neck retraction and upward gazing occur, also what treatment have people experienced for this problem? Wishing you all a Happy New Year with plenty of blogging.
The neurologist has suggested
botox
for his eyelids but my husband has refused. Does anyone know at what stage of the illness does neck retraction and upward gazing occur, also what treatment have people experienced for this problem? Wishing you all a Happy New Year with plenty of blogging.
Peter3
in
PSP Association
11 years ago
Why isn't my mother gaining weight after botox treatment for achalasia?
My mother is 72 and went from 140lbs to 99lbs before diagnosis. She is currently 103lbs and uses Ensure 2x a day plus eating normally. She has osteoporosis which became much worse with the achalasia and she has also developed mild dementia which we thought may be related to the achalasia. She also
My mother is 72 and went from 140lbs to 99lbs before diagnosis. She is currently 103lbs and uses Ensure 2x a day plus eating normally. She has osteoporosis which became much worse with the achalasia and she has also developed mild dementia which we thought may be related to the achalasia. She also
chrisjo
in
Oesophageal & Gastric Cancer
11 years ago
Botox for salivary glands?
My sister talked to a neurologist who works at the same hospital she does who said that
botox
injections in the salivary glands should help. My moms old neurologist never suggested this.
My sister talked to a neurologist who works at the same hospital she does who said that
botox
injections in the salivary glands should help. My moms old neurologist never suggested this.
bunngalo
in
Cure Parkinson's
12 years ago
Another diagnosis ... a new one
One I forgot, 2 is surgery not recommended at my age due to a high mortality rate (-O and 3 is
Botox
injected into the esophagus. No comments, please about side trips past my face. Any thoughts and/or suggestions? I could use some help.
One I forgot, 2 is surgery not recommended at my age due to a high mortality rate (-O and 3 is
Botox
injected into the esophagus. No comments, please about side trips past my face. Any thoughts and/or suggestions? I could use some help.
gran5-
in
Cure Parkinson's
12 years ago
botox
im waiting for my treatment of
botox
for my migraines has anyone had this treatment as im scared ive tryed every treatment going upto now my treatment is nxt wk
im waiting for my treatment of
botox
for my migraines has anyone had this treatment as im scared ive tryed every treatment going upto now my treatment is nxt wk
louise38
in
National Migraine Centre
12 years ago
Allergies, Constipation and Motility (and Movicol !)
In the USA
Botox
has successfully been used to treat this problem but identifying the inflammatory triggers and treating the inflammation is the way forward.
In the USA
Botox
has successfully been used to treat this problem but identifying the inflammatory triggers and treating the inflammation is the way forward.
Hidden
FABED
in
FABED
12 years ago
Quickest migraine ever?
All I can think is that the headache was on the opposite side to usual, and the tiny bit of
botox
I had there 2 months ago (as opposed to the massive bit they put in the other side) had really worked, along with a bit of ibuprofen. I was right as rain yesterday too. It could have been much worse.
All I can think is that the headache was on the opposite side to usual, and the tiny bit of
botox
I had there 2 months ago (as opposed to the massive bit they put in the other side) had really worked, along with a bit of ibuprofen. I was right as rain yesterday too. It could have been much worse.
teadrinker
in
National Migraine Centre
12 years ago
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