Check out detailed info on treatments that could relieve dystonia symptoms. Oral medications are covered in great depth, as are botulinum toxin injection, deep brain stimulation and nutrition.

Dr. Oz speaks with neurosurgeon Dr. Mike Kaplitt and dystonia patient and ICU nurse Beka Serdans. They discuss the challenges of diagnosis and the potential for relief with deep brain stimulation surgery.

Stay up-to-date on research and new therapies with these articles from the Dystonia Medical Research Foundations magazine.

Because dystonia is often misdiagnosed, locating an experienced movement disorder specialist is essential. These directories will point you to physicians in your area that treat adult and pediatric dystonia patients.

Check out this entry level explanation of the factors defining different forms of dystonia. Age of onset, the body parts affected, the cause and other symptoms are all key.

Dystonia might be misdiagnosed as another movement disorder; these detailed descriptions could help clarify the symptoms. This resource also covers the distinctions between Parkinson's disease and dystonia.

If you're just starting to learn about dystonia, this site fits many of the essentials onto one page. You'll find a concise introduction to the disease, different types, causes and detailed descriptions of symptoms.

Watching the motor symptoms on video might be more informative than reading a description. This short video includes information from both patients and physicians.

This video by the Life in Motion campaign uses a mime to demonstrate the daily implications of dystonia and other movement disorders. A short and compelling educational tool.

Jen's tardive dystonia was initially caused by a reaction to a food poisoning medication. Watch as she describes her symptoms and the agonizing process of seeking out an accurate diagnosis.

Twisted is an award-winning independent film that follows three dystonia patients as they seek treatment and struggle with the physical, psychological and social ramifications of the disease.

Some forms of dystonia, particularly the early-onset type of the disease, are inherited. This FAQ explains genetic testing, dystonia mutations and how this is linked to disease risk.

It's now known that anti-psychotic and other dopamine-blocking medications can induce acute dystonia. Read more about the symptoms and risks here.