BURIED TEETH IN THE ETIOLOGY OF CERVICAL DYSTONIA AND TREATMENT WITH NEURALTERAPY

Showing the location of the etiology of cervical dystonia are impacted teeth. In the treatment of cervical dystonia, to be made determinate the effectiveness of neural therapy. Cervical dystonia is characterized by repetitive, tonic and clonic movements. This causes an abnormal posture on the head. The aetiology of the disease is not fully known. Impacted teeth can create "interference field" by becoming sympathetic stimulus. Sympathetic over-stimulation can be resolved by neural therapy approach. The patient’s complaints started with involuntary tremor and tonic-clonic contractions 18 months ago. At other centers, cervical dystonia was diagnosed. Twelve sessions of neural therapy were applied to the case. The patient was given twelve sessions of neural therapy. In the case, dystonia did not develop in the follow-up period. Exercise and neural therapy injections for postural correction are ongoing