• The first resort, as with any ailment, seems to be pills. With dystonia, it’s muscle relaxers & pain pills. Which I do not care for either, as they can mess with your ability to do anything at all, period.
  • Botox toxin injections:These are given roughly every three months . My experience with Botox was that it would help in the areas it was given and then make other areas weaker. I also had nodes under my skin from it that eventually dissolved, of course. Due to being so far from the city & not being able to drive most days. It didn’t seem like something I could keep up on on a regular basis.
  • Deep brain stimulation: Can be an option for some people. I have not personally looked into that, as I have no interest in it.
  • Genetic mutation in the gene that controls movement.
  • Brain injury, such as stroke or head trauma.
  • Neck injury like whiplash.
  • Certain medications, like antipsychotics and dopamine antagonists.
  • Emotional trauma & stress.

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