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Old 12-05-2008, 04:32 AM #1
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Default Botox here i come

Hi all,

I am so excited to let you know as of next wed I will be getting botox for my migraines and he may do the other muscles around my neck as well. He won't do the scalenes due to the need for ultrasound I believe....I don't think he is that good to do it without the u/s. However to be rid or 16-20 migraines a month will really help I think....

Okay guys what do i need to do to prepare...I understand that there will be pain in my muscles from the injection site....as well as tenderness...how long till this goes away and what else should I expect??
HELP Please!!

love and hugs,
Victoria
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