US EditionHealth warning issued after UK cases of life-threatening condition linked to Botox
ENGLAND, JUL 18 – Thirty-eight botulism cases linked to unlicensed Botox-like products used in cosmetic procedures have caused serious symptoms, prompting health agencies to urge precautions and product verification.
- An urgent warning has been issued over a life-threatening paralysing infection called iatrogenic botulism linked to Botox injections, with 38 cases across the UK.
- Some victims have suffered difficulty swallowing, slurred speech, and breathing issues requiring respiratory support after undergoing botulinum toxin treatments.
- Botulinum toxin should only be administered by registered professionals, as buying it elsewhere risks receiving falsified or unlicensed products, the UK Health Security Agency warned.
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