Ashley Judd recent photos: What happened to Ashley Judds face

There has been debate over whether Ashley Judd recent photos of her with a bloated face was the result of plastic surgery or an accident.

In August 2019, Ashley disclosed on Facebook that she suffers from a particular kind of migraine.

She added, “I’ve had a siege migraine now for 11 days and am in the hospital for treatment, but my mood is wonderful since I am conscious of my many blessings and my buddy gave me a lovely homemade peach pie,” beside a photo of herself holding a pie.

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Ashley suffers from migraines frequently. A chronic migraine, as defined by the Cleveland Clinic, is one that persists for more than three months and has at least 15 headache days per month, including at least eight days when the headaches resemble migraines. It appears that the victim suffered from a migraine for 11 days.

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It makes natural that Ashley Judd still need frequent Botox treatments given that there is still no cure for migraines. It’s not a medical issue, so don’t worry about what Ashley Judd is doing to her face. It shouldn’t need to be advertised as a cure for a condition.

What is Botox Treatment

A drug called Botox is known to momentarily block muscle movement. Its use has increased recently as a result of its capacity to minimize the appearance of facial wrinkles.

It has also been demonstrated to aid in the prevention of recurrent migraines. According to the Mayo Clinic, since 2002, physicians have been treating thousands of patients with severe migraines with Botox.

Typically, the muscles of the forehead, neck, scalp, and even shoulders are where it is injected.

The Mayo Clinic further discloses that because the sufferer’s nerves produce new pain fibers, the migraines don’t go away completely.

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