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Old 03-13-2013, 09:47 AM #1
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i've had botox twice and did not have any side effects from it, but my pn is in my feet. i also had it before i was diagosed!
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I have read on a site that they will take my medical history and if there is a history of any autoimmune illness like RA, MS, or autoimmune thyroid they will not proceed anyway.

Since I have clinical Graves Disease I would be knocked back and they would refuse to inject me most likely. If they are truly diligent to ask me in the first place.

At this stage I am going to give this procedure a miss.

Thank you for feedback/opinions.
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