psychosexual development in cervical dystonia
 

Hi,this is cmf3225 here.I have had cervical dystonia primary for over thirty years.I am looking for information on psychosexual development in cervical dystonia(primary) in males.I would be very grateful for any info that you can provide.Please contact me through neurotalk discussion forum.Also,I would like to know if there is any relationship cervical dystonia and insomnia ,which is not related to movements of the neck?

Thanks,have a great day!
cmf3225

Hello Colin. I'm sorry that I'm unable to help with your questions, but I did want to take the opportunity to welcome you to NeuroTalk just the same.

You may get some feedback if you were to post under our Spinal Disorders & Back Pain Forum, so I'll give you the link to that just incase you've not found it yet. http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum22.html

Hopefully one of our other members will have the information that you seek.

Hi, welcome to Neurotalks.

Can you please clarify what Psychosexual development in cervical dystonia is?? Thanks much.

Melody

Melody, cervical dystonia is where there's abnormal squeezing and twisting muscle contractions in the head and neck area. These sustained muscle contractions result in abnormal positions or posturing.

Sorry, but I'm unable to answer the other part of your question.

Hi, Colin! :Wave-Hello: Welcome to NeuroTalk!

Using the forum search engine located in the toolbar near the top of every page, I was able to locate various discussions concerning dystonia, the link below will take you to those search results.

As for psychosexual development, do you mean to say that the dystonia is effecting your emotional/mental health in terms specific to intimacy?

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/se...g_searchinfo=1

Hi Colin! Welcome to NeuroTalk!

I hope that some of the links provided by the other members here will be of some help to you. I'm not familiar with your condition but I'm sure there are others here that are.

Glad you decided to join us!


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Hello Colin and another Welcome to NeuroTalk here. Please take a look around and make yourself at home.

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