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Hypothyroid Queen's drama and fuss, progress with autoimmune and LDN adventures!
I was amused at one particular gig we did to see what I thought was a sea of grimacing women.. only to realize that they collectively had had so much
botox
, that they were actually smiling!
I was amused at one particular gig we did to see what I thought was a sea of grimacing women.. only to realize that they collectively had had so much
botox
, that they were actually smiling!
MaryF
in
Thyroid UK
11 years ago
This and That RLS
(I heard that
botox
is being used in experimental treatments studies recently) The neuro goes on to say that other people live with it and that I should join a support group to get ideas on coping. My General Practitioner says "Oh" and life goes on.
(I heard that
botox
is being used in experimental treatments studies recently) The neuro goes on to say that other people live with it and that I should join a support group to get ideas on coping. My General Practitioner says "Oh" and life goes on.
Hidden
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
11 years ago
Nortriptyline
i have been on so many meds and recently had
botox
but this had no impact. any advise welcome.
i have been on so many meds and recently had
botox
but this had no impact. any advise welcome.
glamourpuss
in
National Migraine Centre
11 years ago
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Bowel transplant patient morphs into patient NHS Commissioner
A gastric pacemaker became a gastro electrical stimulation process, my vomiting became idiopathic gastroparesis and
Botox
injections became intrapyloric botulinum procedures and so it went on. Having waded through that the killer question hit.
A gastric pacemaker became a gastro electrical stimulation process, my vomiting became idiopathic gastroparesis and
Botox
injections became intrapyloric botulinum procedures and so it went on. Having waded through that the killer question hit.
michaelseres
in
IBS Network
11 years ago
Husbands been diagnosed with psp
is 58 and 2 years ago was diagnosed with frontal temporal dementia I was just coming to terms and dealing with that when 3 months ago at the cerebral function unit hope hospital a specialist told me he also had psp,my husband has had a few falls one bad one over the side of the bath,he has to have
Botox
is 58 and 2 years ago was diagnosed with frontal temporal dementia I was just coming to terms and dealing with that when 3 months ago at the cerebral function unit hope hospital a specialist told me he also had psp,my husband has had a few falls one bad one over the side of the bath,he has to have
Botox
shep
in
PSP Association
11 years ago
What vitamins and minerals (etc) are best to take - and what dosage?
I'm supposed to be on a waiting list for
Botox
but haven't heard from my Neurologist for nearly two months. Thanks for any input, Patti
I'm supposed to be on a waiting list for
Botox
but haven't heard from my Neurologist for nearly two months. Thanks for any input, Patti
Pattipan
in
National Migraine Centre
11 years ago
Can you use botox and Occipital Nerve Block together?
Loops24
in
National Migraine Centre
11 years ago
How to get diagnosis? Nobody can find my condition...
I've had pelvic floor
botox
injections privately that gave mild relief for a couple of months but it been getting so much worse. Can't work or live. Has anyone had a similar experience or any advice? Thanks x
I've had pelvic floor
botox
injections privately that gave mild relief for a couple of months but it been getting so much worse. Can't work or live. Has anyone had a similar experience or any advice? Thanks x
AbbyP
in
Pelvic Pain Support Network
11 years ago
Bowels, Botox and a Bowel Transplant Symposium
So having now had my 3rd
botox
injection in to the pyloris muscle in the stomach, the expectation from my side was that it would prevent vomiting for up to 3 months. I am now 10 days on and have been sick three times so what does that mean?
So having now had my 3rd
botox
injection in to the pyloris muscle in the stomach, the expectation from my side was that it would prevent vomiting for up to 3 months. I am now 10 days on and have been sick three times so what does that mean?
michaelseres
in
IBS Network
11 years ago
Has anyone had Botox treatment for migraine? Can everyone tell me their experience good and bad?
so am considering
Botox
to control the less severe ones? As I get all types. So I'm hoping the 'less' severe ones won't leave me bed bound at home with
Botox
? I've just read a thread where it's made them worse??? Please explain and were yours as severe as mine? Less severe? More?
so am considering
Botox
to control the less severe ones? As I get all types. So I'm hoping the 'less' severe ones won't leave me bed bound at home with
Botox
? I've just read a thread where it's made them worse??? Please explain and were yours as severe as mine? Less severe? More?
MigraineVictim
in
National Migraine Centre
11 years ago
anyone been given prednisolone ? after lots of meds and a recent go at botox my consultant has prescribed me a short dose of these!
glamourpuss
in
National Migraine Centre
11 years ago
Research needs YOU! All UK patients with cervical dystonia who have had botox please consider.
More specifically, we hope to speak to patients who are currently receiving
Botox
or Dysport injections as part of their treatment.
More specifically, we hope to speak to patients who are currently receiving
Botox
or Dysport injections as part of their treatment.
FND_
FND Hope
in
Functional Neurological Disorder - FND Hope
11 years ago
My first brush with Botox.
I had
Botox
for the first time yesterday, so it would be good to hear other peoples experiences. I'm getting some facial pain just now which is one of my on going health problems.
I had
Botox
for the first time yesterday, so it would be good to hear other peoples experiences. I'm getting some facial pain just now which is one of my on going health problems.
Hidden
in
National Migraine Centre
11 years ago
Pregabalin
After I tried absolutely everything except from
Botox
and Pregabalin, I have been on Pregabalin since about last November I think. The neurologist recommended the needed dose for migraines is 600mg but you have to build it up slowly.
After I tried absolutely everything except from
Botox
and Pregabalin, I have been on Pregabalin since about last November I think. The neurologist recommended the needed dose for migraines is 600mg but you have to build it up slowly.
Sybille
in
National Migraine Centre
11 years ago
Have you tried botox to give you relief from muscle tightness?
A good treatment for the relieving the symptoms of cp, I have found. I have become more resistant to the toxin as I have got older.
A good treatment for the relieving the symptoms of cp, I have found. I have become more resistant to the toxin as I have got older.
rcwallace21
Administrator
in
Living Positively with Cerebral Palsy
11 years ago
GONI didn't really work
He has suggested
Botox
, but there's a two to three month waiting list, so in the meantime I shall just continue to manage my pain with paracetamol and Zomig - as I have been doing all my adult life.
He has suggested
Botox
, but there's a two to three month waiting list, so in the meantime I shall just continue to manage my pain with paracetamol and Zomig - as I have been doing all my adult life.
Pattipan
in
National Migraine Centre
11 years ago
Build Me Up
Sat here pretending to work, and cannot get a thought out of my head,
Botox
? or other fillers, I wonder if anyone is investigating whether they could be used to 'plug' the holes in my lungs?
Sat here pretending to work, and cannot get a thought out of my head,
Botox
? or other fillers, I wonder if anyone is investigating whether they could be used to 'plug' the holes in my lungs?
Kad21
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
11 years ago
Recently diagnosed with fibro and i dont know what to do!!!
Acupuncture, TMJ guards and countelss round of
botox
for my headaches. Nothing is helping me enough for me to lead a normal life. I have spent approx £2000 in total over 2 years trying to get help. My family and friends are lossing patience and i am struggling to cope with feeling like a burden.
Acupuncture, TMJ guards and countelss round of
botox
for my headaches. Nothing is helping me enough for me to lead a normal life. I have spent approx £2000 in total over 2 years trying to get help. My family and friends are lossing patience and i am struggling to cope with feeling like a burden.
millzy
in
Fibromyalgia Action UK
11 years ago
On an American forum I read about a ‘Distal Urethral Polypropylene Sling’ for female urinary incontinence.
This seems to me better than a catheter or
botox
but I never heard about it till reading this and looking it up on google.
This seems to me better than a catheter or
botox
but I never heard about it till reading this and looking it up on google.
klazien
in
Ataxia UK
11 years ago
it goes on and on and on and on....
The irony is that I had
botox
on Monday! I know the
botox
is really for chronic pain in my arm & face but it does help the migraines. My arm & face feel pretty good already so that's something. Hope it goes for the bank holiday. Have already had to cancel 2 social engagements this week.
The irony is that I had
botox
on Monday! I know the
botox
is really for chronic pain in my arm & face but it does help the migraines. My arm & face feel pretty good already so that's something. Hope it goes for the bank holiday. Have already had to cancel 2 social engagements this week.
teadrinker
in
National Migraine Centre
11 years ago
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