Botox for Urinary Incontinence User Reviews (Page 2)
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- Tin...
- Taken for less than 1 month
- April 25, 2024
"My procedure started after trying Myrbetriq 50 mg, which made my hair start to fall out. I then removed all caffeine from my life. No better. Had the Botox today and immediately felt the difference. Done in the hospital. I no longer have the urge all the time already! Voided normally. Time will tell...so far I'm happy. Let's see how long it works!"
- Sue...
- January 16, 2016
"I had renal cell carcinoma that has caused me to have retention and incontinence. I am going in Monday to have my first injection of Botox. I am currently self-cathetering, and I hope after this procedure I am back to normal. Will follow up after the procedure!"
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- Ama...
- October 2, 2017
"Originally, I went to get Botox for facial wrinkles on my forehead, and at the time, before injections, I noticed that I was going to the bathroom, urinating more than usual. After three days with the Botox injected to my forehead (25 units), I didn't have to run to the bathroom to urinate. This has been very good for me. I have been getting injections to my face about every 5 months for the last 4 years."
- Anonymous
- Taken for less than 1 month
- February 7, 2021
"Had 20 injections twice. Second time, worked for two weeks, then incontinence returned. Very disappointed. Don’t know what else to do."
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"I’m 63 and have had problems since my last back surgery in 2019 when I had a nurse yank out the catheter. Up every hour at night, constantly going during the day. Sleep deprived and spending a fortune on pads. Tried all the pills with no change. Countless accidents in public when pads didn’t catch it all. My urologist told me about Botox treatment. Had it done 2 days ago with no pain meds. Uncomfortable but bearable. I don’t recommend for most, it’s just that I have a very high tolerance for pain. Felt like period cramps when I pee first day. No catheter needed. Day two…slept 4 hrs straight without bathroom trip. No blood in urine and just some mild soreness. So far about 3 trips to bathroom daytime and actually get to the toilet with no pee coming out before I get sat down."