I get the Botox shots for my migraines , have been working great , I have had a history of hair loss due to thyroid, lupus , etc, has been ready good last two years and I've had 2 rounds of shots and now my hair is falling out everywhere, usually it's on top only , it's the worse it's ever been!! I'm very worried , I'm a hair stylist (41 yrs) so very aware with hair loss!! Could this be caused with the Botox shots ?? I'm very worried ??
My hair is falling out really bad , had 2 sessions of the shots for migraines is the from the botox?
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- 20 Aug 2016 by Tap50
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- 24 Aug 2016
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- botox, migraine, thyroid disease, systemic lupus erythematosus, thyroid, hair
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Superchic
23 Aug 2016
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I just met with a neurologist doctor that will do my botox injection. I asked if he has problems with hair falling out after botox injections in the head, he said no. But consult your doctor because there are alternative injection meds. Good luck.
All the best.
I just met with a neurologist doctor that will do my botox injection. I asked if he has problems with hair falling out after botox injections in the head, he said no. But consult your doctor because there are alternative injection meds. Good luck.
All the best.