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DYSTONIA DIAGNOSIS: This is made by a neurologist, often one specializing in movement disorders based on examination and history about your symptoms. This might include investigations such as brain scan, blood and/or urine tests in some cases. It is not uncommon for mild dystonia to go undiagnosed or misdiagnosed for a while. |
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Please visit the following sites for more information: Dystonia Fact Sheet (NINDS) |
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