Cervical Dystonia is characterized by abnormal head and neck postures due to involuntary, sustained, or repetitive neck muscle contractions. Learn more at: www.movementdi...
Thank you for helping someone like me. Evidently I’ve had this for your five years ( first noticed by a wonderful doctor and myself, meeting in person, to try for the next move. Yes “pain was more than can be realized…” And at 73, remains true. Again I have a wonderful doctor, and I’m now ready to try Botox or relevant, focused therapy in the area of neck most notable. Thank you, God bless, foot reminding me this condition may indeed be idiopathic but I am not idiotic.
My moms fighting something like this maybe this..at 70 years old...we r traveling out of state 4 nerve testing she has a head tilt and it causes so much pain for her . We are hopeful but lost at the moment.
Just an FYI: "apart" and "a part" mean different things. You need to change "apart" to "a part" @3:44 . Anyways, I have this. It's happened twice to me. The last time was horrific. My head suddenly slammed back and then it was like it was trying to go back HARD farther than humanly possible over and over for about 30 seconds. I was in extreme pain. Xrays showed I dislocated 2 discs, a vertebrae, and flipped the C shape of my cervical discs to the inverse shape. Due to the dislocations, a nerve is trapped. This was 20 days ago and I'm in extreme pain still.
