Movement Disorders Including essential tremor, dystonia and Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS).


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Old 09-12-2007, 11:24 PM #1
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Default nausea and dystonia

Can anyone confirm or otherwise, that really bad nausea is a symptom of dystonia. I often feel really ill whilst at home and have to lay down for an hour or so until I begin to feel better.
Just recently, I was visiting a relative and felt so ill that I fell on the floor and did not have the strength to get up, nor did I want help to get up until the sickly feeling left me. I like privacy when I feel ill, but on this occasion, laying on the floor took precedence. Had I been in the street, I would have lay down on the floor there too, I felt so ill. When I begun to feel a little better on this occasion, I went to Hospital and they took blood tests and all the results were normal. Is this a typical frustrating symptom of dystonia?
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