EDUCATION, RESOURCES, & SUPPORT FOR THOSE EXPERIENCING BOTOX ADVERSE EFFECTS
Botulism
Iatrogenic
Clinician Resources
Learn more about iatrogenic botulism
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Information for those who want to understand more about iatrogenic botulism and Botox adverse effects​
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Botox Adverse Effects PDF for Clinicians
A printable PDF that includes information about signs and symptoms , differential diagnosis, and how to obtain antitoxin when iatrogenic botulism is suspected​
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A growing list of iatrogenic botulism medical literature and case studies from around the world
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How to help patients
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*NEW: Side Effect Screening for BoNT Patients
Printable PDF that injectors can use to screen BoNT patients at every visit for any potential adverse effects
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Important Considerations for Botulism Patients
Important medical considerations for any patients that have iatrogenic botulism
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Learn about the Botulism Warning
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Sample ER Protocol for Identifying Iatrogenic Botulism
A printable sample protocol for identifying iatrogenic botulism in the emergency department​​
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About 50-60% of iatrogenic botulism sufferers will develop Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS) and/or histamine intolerances in the weeks/months after poisoning. Learn more about this condition and protocols that can alleviate symptoms
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IMPORTANT:
If you believe a patient of yours is suffering from iatrogenic botulism following BoNT injections in the past 3 weeks, call the CDC's 24/7 Botulism phone line for advice, support, and antitoxin information:
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770-488-7100
