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Old 12-22-2008, 09:57 AM #4
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Yes, please get it checked out and yes they can get worse/more painful.

My dd's dystonia was orginally painless, but as it progressed over a period of several years to become quite painful at times. She also has some tics/tremors/spasms that started out painless, just annoying, and they have become painful if they continue for too long.
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