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Thank you for the replies I received re having Botox injections to help with droopy eyelids. My mum had the injections last Monday and I'm happy to report that they have worked. Her eyelids are no longer dropping involuntarily. I'm not sure how long it will last but it's a welcome relief for her. She said it didn't hurt and so far has not had any side effects.

We are over the moon. It's not often something works in this never ending conveyor belt of new symptoms and experimental medication brought on by this awful confounded disease.

Thanks again

CM

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easterncedar

What wonderful news! I hope the benefits last a long time. Best wishes, Ec

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CM2015 in reply to easterncedar

Thank you x

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abirke

Congratuation to the both of you and good for her. My husband also mildly suffers from this. However when his eyes are open he is affected from the light so one or the other for us...

Is she able to blink properly? Again I am happy for her to be able to see; and for you to have done something that resulted in positive result....

AVB

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CM2015 in reply to abirke

Hi

Thank you for your kind words.

Mum can blink properly but she does suffer from glare and wears big black sun blocker glasses even when watching to.

She also suffers from weepy eyes on occasion . It's a minefield isn't it?!

CM

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Kevin_1

Wonderful

And thanks for the info. too. We are not there yet.

:)

Kevin

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peterjones

hi cm I am glad that everything went ok with botox injections brave mum I guess I think I will need it soon m,yself good luck to you mum cm2015 and best wishes

peter jones,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Q.L..D. Australia YES MATE WE EVEN GET IT HERE

PSP SUFFERRER

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allotmentartist

Glad it's worked must be a relief ,my husband not there yet but he does suffer in bright light so wears dark glasses x

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jillannf6

i agree peter j

lol jill

xxxxxxx

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Rocksbeb

Hi I think I was lucky. When I went to see consultant they agreed to lift Pat's eyelids has made such a difference. They may do your mum's you can only try.

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daddyt

So glad to hear that. The length of time for the Botox's effectiveness depends on how units was injected. Results can last anywhere from 2-3 months. daddyt

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abirke

Good job; congratulations!

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Katiebow

Great news, long may it last.

Love Kate xxx

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