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[…] familiar with the symptoms. In certain instances, tests may be ordered to rule out other conditions or disorders. The kind of physician who is typically in the best position to diagnose dystonia is a movement disorder neurologist. The dystonia diagnostic process may include: Patient history Family history Laboratory studies such as blood and urine […]
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