Clinical Resources
Learn more about iatrogenic botulism
Information for those who want to understand more about iatrogenic botulism and Botox adverse effects
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
Botulinum Toxin Product Inserts
Links to all of the current botulinum toxin product inserts, including the botulism warnings, important safety information, clinical trial data, and medication guides for patients
Drugs.com - Botox Adverse Effects
A quick and easy resource to look up Botox adverse effects
How to help patients
*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
Important Considerations for Botulism Patients
Important medical considerations for any patients that have iatrogenic botulism
Learn about the Botulism Warning
Sample ER Protocol for Identifying Iatrogenic Botulism
A printable sample protocol for identifying iatrogenic botulism in the emergency department
A concise but thorough introductory book for medical providers that includes information on differential diagnosis, treatment options, and prognosis.
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
More information
A growing list of iatrogenic botulism medical literature and case studies from around the world
CDC's Clinical Guidelines for Diagnosis and Treatment of Botulism
Official information from the CDC about diagnosis and treatment of all types of botulism
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:
770-488-7100
