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05-20-2008, 10:23 PM
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 Has anyone else here had botox injections to help loosen/release muscle tension? We've tried them in my scalenes and in my shoulderblade/traps, and knock on wood, had pretty good success. By no means did it make everything better, but they help me, and for 2-3 months usually. HOWEVER, I (for the next 2wks) have Blue Cross/Blue Shield, and I think they are going to reject the claims for the 4 rounds of botox i've had in the last 9-10 months. If you've had botox injections, did your insurance deny?
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