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Old 06-17-2018, 06:11 PM #10
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I am currently having Botox injections scheduled with Dr Donahue. Two in the neck and two in the pecs. Any info what to expect? If they don’t work what’s next? Thanks
Hi Jasonunarmed

How did you make out? I just had the same done on Friday at MGH and I'm feeling worse since the shots but its only been 2 days and they said I could get a flare up. I just hope this doesn't last 3-4 months. I was doing really well with PT for TOS but never quite able to get "better". My hope was the shots would push me over the line

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