IncobotulinumtoxinA for Cervical Dystonia User Reviews
Brand names: Xeomin
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- Taken for 6 months to 1 year
- July 24, 2024
"I get Xeomin injections every 12 weeks in my scalp, neck, and shoulders. It definitely seems to worsen the pain for about three weeks after the injections. Then, I have about two months of relief. I also take Flexeril."
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"The first set of injections caused my cervical dystonia to become substantially worse and very painful for approximately a week. Then, it seemed to help for about 3 weeks. The second set of injections (forehead, side of head, back of head, side of neck, back of neck, shoulders, spine) caused WAY worse symptoms for about 3 weeks and relief off and on for a week. It's hard to tell whether it's the Xeomin or the invasive injections. I'm struggling with whether to attempt more injections. On a side note, I was on a high dose of Zanaflex, which did help the most, but my liver enzymes shot through the roof, and I was taken off completely after being on it for years. I was prescribed Baclofen. So far, no relief."