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Pilleus

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Botox Rocks!! Posted: 06-22-04 11:48am


I just had botox injections yesterday in my upper back and I already can feel the difference. I developed myfascial pain syndrome about 14 years ago and had a spinal fusion on c-5 / c-6 in 1997. I've been through trigger point injections, cervical epidurals and wear the durageis 25 mg patch. My insurance would not cover it but it's worth not having that constant, nagging pain. Yay!! :d

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Botox Posted: 06-22-04 17:58pm


Botulinum toxin a (botox) or botulinum toxin b (myoblock) are excellent drugs to provide temporary relief from myofascial pain. Most patients derive 3-6 months relief from one injection.

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Posted: 06-23-04 07:12am


:d hurray!!

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