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Old 07-13-2016, 08:08 AM #1
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Default Botox Injections
Saw my neuro recently and he mentioned that one of the other neurologists in the practice could give me botox injections in my dystonic toes that curl up and are a major source of discomfort. He thought the relief could last 3-6 months but was not sure. Anyone have any knowledge, experience or an idea what the downside could be?

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