Dystonia

While they may be harmless and painless in nature, you may be wondering what it is that triggers them to occur in the first place. The following are eight of the most common causes to be mindful of.

While most people with Huntington’s disease develop signs and symptoms in their 30s or 40s, it’s possible for it to develop much earlier or later in a person’s life.

For people with dystonia, a neurological disorder, involuntary muscle contractions are part of everyday life. It can be isolated to one muscle in the body (focal) or affect a series of muscles (generalized), causing violent-looking movements and abnormal postures. Dystonia – affecting only about 1-percent of the population—can come on slowly and progress, eventually severely […]