Dystonia & Tremor | DYSTONIA FACTS | Prof Mark Edwards
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2024
- In this Dystonia Facts video Professor Mark Edwards of Saint George University UK covers Dystonia and Tremor and how these two conditions are commonly paired together. He explains how someone with cervical or generalized dystonia may experience tremor from being in a particular position or from resisting a dystonic posture. Professor Edwards goes on to discuss drug and treatment options for these conditions and how by treating the dystonia properly may have positive effects on the tremor from the same treatment such as Botulinum Toxin.
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It's exhausting 😞😭
I need to hear from u it's been a while 🥺
I have Dystonia also!!
Same 😔😭
Hi sir my son is 19 years old and dystonia patient I need your help for his treatment
I sometimes get head tremors and the odd facial spasm, but they're very brief. My main issue is when I'm typing, playing guitar, or basically doing anything moving my fingers when I'm sitting a certain way makes my head lightly jerk forward. What the hell is that?
Why does Ativan stop all these problems?
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I have been diagnosed with Cervical Dystonia seven years ago and have been getting steady Boxtox treatments since with little relief from extreme muscle pulling in the back and side of my neck, When I lay down the Dystonia goes away completely, I don't get a good answer from my Neurologist how the Dystonia can shut on and off by just laying down can you relate to this ? Thank you for sharing your video.
If you hear clicking jaw then try dental appliance for TMJ
I sometimes get head tremors and the odd facial spasm, but they're very brief. My main issue is when I'm typing, playing guitar, (or basically doing anything moving my fingers when I'm sitting a certain way) makes my head lightly jerk forward. What the hell is that?
Have you seen a neurologist?
Not yet. Does that sound familiar? Moving your fingers with a certain posture makes your head jerk?