Before beginning to take this medication, carefully read this leaflet as it contains crucial information.

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• Save this pamphlet. You might have to reread it.
• Ask your pharmacist or doctor any more questions you may have.
• Only you have been prescribed this medication. Don’t give it to anyone else. Even if they exhibit the same symptoms as you, it could still be harmful to them.
• Consult your physician or pharmacist if you experience any adverse effects. This covers any potential adverse effects that aren’t mentioned in this pamphlet.

An explanation of Dysport and its functions

Dysport is a medication that reduces muscle spasms and sweat production by blocking nerve impulses that reach the sweat glands or muscles. how to order dysport

Dysport is used in the treatment of:

• muscle spasms in the arm and shoulder in adults
• muscle spasms in the leg in adults with equinus foot deformity
• muscle spasms that lead to dynamic equinus foot deformity in children over 2 years and thus to
  difficulty in walking
• muscle spasms in the arms in children aged 2 years or older with cerebral palsy
• muscle spasms in the neck region in adults
• muscle spasms in the eyelid in adults
• muscle spasms in the face in adults.

Warnings and precautions

Talk to your doctor before using Dysport:

• if you have swallowing or breathing difficulties
• if you have problems with nerve impulse transmission, e.g. myasthenia gravis (chronic muscle disease)
• if you have developed a permanent shortening, or contraction of a muscle (fixed contracture)
• if you have a prolonged bleeding time, infection or inflammation at the proposed injection site
• if the muscles at the proposed site of injection show signs of wasting

Human albumin is present in trace amounts in Dysport. Using human blood or blood products carries a risk of virus infection transmission that cannot be completely eliminated. how to order dysport
Your eyes may get dry  if you use Dysport in the muscles surrounding your eyes, which could damage the surface of your eyes. You might require treatment with eye-closing protective drops, ointments, or coverings to avoid this. If this is necessary, your doctor will let you know.