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Have Any APS Patients Had Botox Injections to Stop spasms into the Hand & Arm , Going this Tuesday to have this procedure carried out at my Local Hospital, They Have talked through with the Nero Team and it’s going to be carried out by a Nuro Physiotherapist obviously taking into to account my INR Level , Happy to to this with my INR Between 2.5 - 3.0 Just wondered if anyone else has had Botox in the past and whether you would consider it fairly safe your thoughts would be appreciated thanks Mark

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I have Botox every 3 to 4 months. The procedure is very safe my INR is 4. In my opinion really helps, however not for everyone. Good luck, I hope it helps.

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Markgammon06 in reply toSam2801

Thanks for your information

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bfairchild

My wife has it in her arm and leg and we have never found it made a lot of difference to her INR in the past (she has changed to clexane now ). She had a stroke a few years back and it helps with the cramping of her hand and helps straighten her ankle. Good luck with it.

Brian

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Markgammon06 in reply tobfairchild

Thanks for that information

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Best of luck with this, I hope it goes well, others seem to do this with no problem, which is hopeful for you. I hope it goes well. MaryF

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Markgammon06 in reply toMaryF

Thanks

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Hi Mark, nice to hear from you. I've not had botox but I do have a friend with severe migraines that its helped.

Good luck for Tuesday - let us know how you get on, as others will be interested.

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Markgammon06 in reply toHollyHeski

Will do , Hope all is well your end kind regards Mark

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Markgammon06

Thanks for sending me the link which I have read so that’s great

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ndstephens49

Several years ago I had a pacemaker installed with INR of 2.7. My doctor did not want to take any chances of a clot. Worked out fine.

Nancy in WV

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Markgammon06 in reply tondstephens49

Thanks

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debiann

Yes, I have had it in my arm... was a success .. had it in 2008 and havent needed anymore.. just make sure you get physio or it wont work... btw my INR was 3 - 4...good luck

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Markgammon06 in reply todebiann

Thanks for your comment

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shardavis3

I keep my inr at 3.5 and have been doing botox for migraines for 4 years. For me it is a miracle. I go every 10 weeks to my neurologist for this treatment.

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Markgammon06

Had my Botox Injections this morning to relax my Hand spasms and to relax my arm , Hopefully it will do the job , Review 6 weeks time with physio, INR was 2.9 this morning and wanted it below 3.0 so thankfully just right , Just Like to Reassure others with same kind of problem didn’t feel a thing 👍🏻

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