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Botox shots ward off migraines, study finds
In a new study, migraine patients who received Botox had fewer migraine episodes and headache days than those treated with a placebo.
(Reuters) UPDATED 07/12/2008
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(Reuters) UPDATED 07/12/2008
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Experts: Botox doesn't help headaches
Botox does help excessive sweating and some involuntary muscle problems, but it probably doesn't help migraines or chronic headaches, experts say.
(HealthDay News) UPDATED 05/05/2008
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(HealthDay News) UPDATED 05/05/2008
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Conditions: | headache - 37 Articles | migraine - 178 Articles Treatments: | Botox - 6 Articles
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Botox linked to deaths in children
Most of the children were being treated with Botox products to control limb spasms caused by cerebral palsy, the officials say.
(U.S. News and World Report) UPDATED 02/08/2008
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(U.S. News and World Report) UPDATED 02/08/2008
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Botox may ease osteoarthritis
Botox reduced pain and increased mobility in a new study, but researchers say more study is needed to confirm the results.
(Medicinenet.com) UPDATED 11/08/2007
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(Medicinenet.com) UPDATED 11/08/2007
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Doctors use Botox to find migraine source
Doctors can use a Botox injection to determine which muscles in the face are compressing nerves and causing migraines.
(National Review of Medicine) UPDATED 04/15/2007
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(National Review of Medicine) UPDATED 04/15/2007
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Botox injections may ease writer's cramp
Botox has already been used in other forms of dystonia, a condition in which muscles contract involuntary into abnormal positions.
(MSNBC) UPDATED 12/27/2006
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(MSNBC) UPDATED 12/27/2006
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