Has anybody ever got Botox injection in legs for spasticity??
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Hi Daze;
I have not heard of it for that. who's suggested that?
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Hi daze Below refers specific info for ALS. Not for me, I'm afraid. Dude
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-relea...300208358.htmlComment
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Regularly in mouth but never legs.Comment
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Nice win for Man Yoo Steve. DudeComment
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Hi Daze,
My dad has spasticity following a severe stroke and has had two rounds of Botox in his legs to assist in relaxing the muscles as part of his rehab. It was requested and set up via his physiotherapists.
Wendy xComment
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Hi Daze, my Neurologist did suggest botox to help with tight and very painful inner thighs. I chose physio and hydrotherapy instead.
So good luck with it. cheers MarieComment
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Yes Daze, I had Botox in both legs to relax muscles. I had it done using EMG needles, to ensure injection was made into correct area of the muscle.
I was concerned that muscles might be too relaxed and hinder standing transfers, so got a half dose of 75 parts. It relieved spasticity to some degree, I subsequently got the full dose. It lasts about 3 months and I found it painless.
Needless to say, make sure the person knows what they're doing and they inject using EMG.
Ellie.Diagnosed 03/2007. Sporadic Definite ALS/MND Spinal (hand) Onset.
Eye gaze user - No working limbs - No speech - Feeding tube - Overnight NIV.
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