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Old 04-30-2008, 09:13 AM
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paula_w paula_w is offline
In Remembrance
 
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Default your reference to dystonia being related to tremor

Rosebud,

i have never heard dystonia defined as a variation of tremor- altho I knew it was muscle contraction- because I have no outward tremor. That makes sense tho, because I do get small tremoring around the mouth, chin and certainly have internal tremoring - it's shown up on EKGs and heart monitors. These tremors are where I get my dystonia - in the feet (toes), neck, shoulders, chest and arms.

paula
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