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Botox treatments are generally considered safe for people with lupus. The good news is that Botox is not considered a risk factor for triggering lupus flares. However, it's essential to discuss this treatment with your rheumatologist first to ensure it won't interfere with your current lupus treatment regimen.

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Botox treatments are generally considered safe for people with lupus. The good news is that Botox is not considered a risk factor for triggering lupus flares. However, it's essential to discuss this treatment with your rheumatologist first to ensure it won't interfere with your current lupus treatment regimen.

Many MyLupusTeam members have reported positive experiences with Botox treatments, particularly for managing migraines. If you decide to proceed with Botox treatment, here's what to expect:

• Treatment is typically administered by specialists using very thin needles
• Standard migraine treatment involves 31 injections with 155 units of medication
• Injection sites are spread across seven areas of the head, face, and neck
• Your doctor may customize the treatment based on your specific needs

Remember to always consult with your healthcare team before starting any new treatment to ensure it's appropriate for your specific situation.

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