Fibromyalgia is a condition that comes with so many different symptoms. Unfortunately, most fibromyalgia patients will have to suffer from a host of different symptoms before they will be diagnosed. This is mainly due to the fact that fibromyalgia comes with symptoms that are similar to the symptoms of some other illnesses, such as the Cervical Dystonia.
What is Cervical Dystonia?
Also known as spasmodic torticollis, cervical dystonia is a painful condition. The pain is usually centered in the head and neck area. If you have this condition, your neck muscles will involuntarily contract, which will make your head twist on one side. This condition will also trigger a person’s head to tilt backward or forward.
Cervical dystonia is a pretty rare condition, although it is known to affect people of all ages. Yet, it is more prominent in middle-aged women. Those who have this condition have found that the symptoms will start to appear slow and will eventually progress before it gets worse.
