Botulinum toxin is known to many people around the world as a toxic, but nevertheless very effective (according to numerous reviews) injectable anti-wrinkle agent. However, as many medical professionals know, botulinum toxin injections are capable of many more miracles that lie deeper than wrinkles. Remarkably, over time, botulinum toxin injections are used more and more often and in the most unexpected roles. So, what is botulinum toxin capable of, apart from the standard task – skin rejuvenation?
For 25 years, botulinum toxin injections have been used to smooth wrinkles. But in recent years, more than half of the entire purchase of this drug falls on medical institutions. With its help, various types of therapy are carried out, and soon I am going to treat even stomach cancer.
What is being treated with botulinum toxin today?
Botulinum toxin for joint pain
By interrupting the transmission of nerve signals from the point of pain in the joint to the brain, botulinum toxin reduces pain in the joints. It can also help reduce muscle spasm and reduce joint tension.
Botulinum toxin for incontinence
This problem can also be solved with the help of botulinum toxin. It reduces the activity of bladder muscle spasms, thereby reducing the number of trips to the toilet.
Botulinum toxin for scar tissue removal
Scars can also be smoothed out with botulinum toxin. The injections can relieve the pressure that stretches the skin around the wound.
Botulinum toxin for back pain
Back pain can be relieved by blocking the signal transmission between muscles and nerves. This greatly reduces spasms, and even eliminates pain altogether.
Botulinum toxin against migraine
Botulinum toxin is thought to help with migraines. It is able to reduce the production of neurons that provoke a headache.
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