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Parkinsons induced dystonia
I sometimes clench the finger of my toes , is it Dystonia because of parkinsons . I googled and it showed this .what is it ?
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Dr. Pritam Duttagupta
General Physician
12 yrs exp
Kolkata
May be its your habit.
Parkinson not the diagnosis for you. And it doesn't have only clenched toe.
There are other symptoms too.
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Dr. Shanmugavadivu Selvadurai
Consultant Physician
23 yrs exp
Hosur
You need to be clear in describing your symptoms plain rather than putting high sounding words like Dystonia Whatever it might be it is definitely not Parkinson's disease you are too young to get it unless you have a family history.
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