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What Causes Neck Pain When Diagnosed With Cervical Dystonia?

I had a small camera put down my nose and went down to my vocal cords..... I have cervical dystonia but the neck pain is different the Dr noticed extra skin in my throut my voice dies change often an MRI was booked within 2 weeks of this test should I be worried
Mon, 6 Nov 2017
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cervical dystopia usually leads to throat pain and change in voice rather than neck pain. Neck pain may be due to muscular spasm or cervical spondylitis. mri is advised for which region? I mean for cervical spine or for larynx? I would advise to get it done for both regions to confirm diagnosis. Treatment would be advisable after confirm diagnosis. thanks.
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What Causes Neck Pain When Diagnosed With Cervical Dystonia?

Dear patient cervical dystopia usually leads to throat pain and change in voice rather than neck pain. Neck pain may be due to muscular spasm or cervical spondylitis. mri is advised for which region? I mean for cervical spine or for larynx? I would advise to get it done for both regions to confirm diagnosis. Treatment would be advisable after confirm diagnosis. thanks.