botox lip injections muscles

Nonetheless, I am very interested in considering the botox injections. What is the history and effectiveness, side effects of injections for this condition? Thank you, I want relief from these tics. They are exhausting.

10 days ago I received botox injections in muscles in upper trap muscles. Since then I have severe paid in one area muscle and joint. Pain is Burning as well soreness. I have been taking Celebrex for 4 days now and no relief. Any suggestions. I have tried ice or heat and nothing reliefs the pain. HELP!!!

Do you practice injecting Botox into the muscles of arms and legs to relax them in Australia? And also Botox injections into the eye muscles to correct strabismus in Australia?

Hi my forum friends. :-) Has anyone had Botox injections for their spasticity? My new MS neuro wants to do injections in my back because I have severe tightness & pain/spasticity in my muscles. Two of my ribs are being pulled out and their rubbing on my shoulder blade. Thank you, Hope all are doing well...

Have you found that the botox reduced the number of migraines you had per month? Would you personally recommend botox injections as a treatment option to a fellow migraine sufferer?

I'm getting botox injected into the muscles to partly paralyse them. I get the injections every third month. Earlier I used an antipsychotic containing pimozide. That worked well too, but gave me fatigue. There is also an antipsychotic containing haloperidol you can use. I haven't tried that one.

I have the same thing that has happened after having botox and Profhilo. This is 5 injections in each side of the face. I have terrible pain all on the right side. In my eye, cheek, temple, jaw, ear and teeth. All like TN symptoms ... did you get any answers?

Migraines became chronic about 8 years ago, having most days consumed by pain until I began the Botox for migraine injections. I have been doing the Botox treatment every three months for 3 years. While the shots have worked and helped my head pain tremendously, Over the past year, I have either developed neck issues such as bulging discs (recently found by MRI) or it's become worse over the past year and it's just not bearable anymore.

My new pain doctor is going to try botox..not on my face LOL but in my tight muscles in my neck and shouler area...he gave me shots/4 of them/in my facet area of my thoracic spine last week..not sure what they were called..maybe "facet block??" next week i go back and get those in my low back...then the next week i get the botox....has anyone else had this done? the botox? i am wondering why he is doing the facet injections on 2 separate appt's ..

I have suffered from Spasmodic Torticollis (now more commonly known as Dystonia) for some 30 add years with a myriad of pharmaceutical treatments----at least 30 individual/unique medications non-duplicating----and with Botox injections designed to slow the movements down. The condition is rare but many Parkinson's Patients have been rediagnosed with Spasmodic Torticollis as the movements are similiar.

My neurologist feels fine about the botox injections as she says botox stays within the muscle only and does not travel to distant sites or in the blood stream.....advice? Also, anyone out there who has had to manage pain through pregnancy? Thanks!

So far I have had a lower lumbar MRI, an MRI of my tailbone, X-Ray of my tailbone, several digestive system tests including two colonoscopies, ultrasound, scoped for endometriosis, injections into my tailbone and pudendal nerve, six injections of steroids into my levitar ani muscles, a Botox injection into my levitar ani muscles, pelvic floor physical therapy and water therapy. The only thing that gave me any relief was the Botox injection.

I clench my jaw in my sleep. I even catch myself doing it during the day. My doctor told me that I clenched because my bite was off, so I wore braces for 3 1/2 years to re-align my jaw. That didn't work. I am now on my 2nd mouth guard. I find that the guard makes my clenching worse (I got the 2nd one because my current doctor said the 1st must have been poorly fitted. Wrong!). I am convinced that botox is my only hope to loosen my jaw muscles and stop my clenching.

And my neck and shoulders are very tight. The Botox, nerve block and trigger point injections all help to soften the muscles, but I still need to do the PT exercises every day--except for a week after the injections. I'm interested in what activities you were able to do with your husband that was more than you were able to do in the past--if you're comfortable with sharing it. Glad that you are doing better.

My latest three treatments have been a nerve block to the sciatic nerve muscle area, trigger point injections along with a Botox injection to the piriformis muscle that has been giving me severe problems over these years. The Botox injection seems to have worked! For the first time in YEARS, I now am able to walk again, relatively pain free and started my Pilates workout program once again. Many, many years ago when I was a professional dancer I used this program to maintain my muscles.

Its been over a year but apparantly botox in the chin can last a long long time because the muscles there are used often. I see it just now starting to come back where the botox went. The problem side came back a lonbg time ago!! I do know that it nearly ALWAYS returns and it is simply due to trauma and swelling pressing on a nerve it causes this temporary paralysis. Be sure to keep in close contact with your surgeon for the best evaluation and your best ally.

As per the doctor she is having hemofacial spasm and the treatment he suggested are some medicines--Zenoxa or Botox injections but they are temporary.Kindly suggest is botox injections can really work for longer time . This discussion is related to <a href="/posts/Neurology/Possible-Atypical-Facial-Neuralgia/show/297234">Possible Atypical Facial Neuralgia?</a>.

has anyone had these injections? is this accurate? who do you go to for the injections? i was refered to pain management, but do i really want this guy to be injecting botox into my face??? shouldn't a plastic surgeon do that? i have heard positive results from this treatment and want to try it...my nl has suggested it as well. i'm just not sure who to go to for this. i don't want to end up with a frozen face because some pm dr did something wrong!! thanks!

And my upper lip is chapped to. Looks like I got botox injections lol. Been using Lanolin for the past 2 night with very little difference. Any thing you ladies suggest? I've tried bag balm. And A&D and carmex. Medicated blistex. Lanolin was my last try with anything.

i had been doing Botox treatments for migraines for about 6months prior to surgery (surgery was Sept. 3rd) and my migraines had lessened with Botox. My question is...(and I will also bring this up to my NS at my next post-op f/u on Oct. 14th) Did anybody continue the Botix treatments after the surgery & if so, how long after the surgery did you resume the treatments. I'm next scheduled for it mid-November...but as of right now, parts of my scalp are still horribly painful.

J/K...lol.....I do know the use of botox to calm muscles can work....a former boss of mine was getting injections in her throat after an over exposure to carbon dioxide....her throat gets tight to the point it affects her speech. The Botox has helped...it doesn't last and does need to be done many times on a monthly basis.

I am scheduled to have the botox injections on Jan. 9 and I will report back on my results. Botox is a neuromuscular blocking agent, so theoretically, injecting it into trigger points will reduce pain for a 3 - 4 month period. We shall see about that. I have gone about three years without prescription pain medications (except Lidoderm patches) and I have no desire to go down that path unless all else fails.

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