bladder botox

 You can take the following steps to minimize the risk of complications from Botox injections:


Make sure your doctor is certified in urology or urologic surgery.


Find out if the doctor is proficient and experienced with this procedure.


Tell your doctor about all medications, vitamins, and supplements you're taking. Some of them may increase your risk of side effects.


Tell your doctor about any medical conditions you have.


Get an MRI of your bladder before the injections to make sure you don't have a bladder tumor that could cause complications during or after the injection procedure.

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