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Botulinum Toxin Injection
This is not so much of a question as a comment on the write-up on Botox Injections. The first is to make sure that the doctor knows if the insurance company will pay for it. If it is not an FDA-approved indication (i.e., TMJ trigger points/muscle spasms) the insurance company probably won't pay for it. Go to www.fda.gov and search on "Botox approved indications" (or do a Google search using that).
Thanks for this information. I haven't been spoken to by my PM doctors about using it for muscle spasms - yet but I'll know about it now if it happens.
That's me up shit creek and no paddle as I can't afford medical insurance and there's only so much a gp can do I just ave to shut up and get on with it alone
Botulinum Toxin Injection
Anybody On Here Been Diagnosed With NDPH (new Onset Daily Persistent Headache)?
Botulinum Toxin Injection
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