Your doctor may suggest an MRI of your head to look. Be aware, however, that in MANY cases the MRI is normal. That just means that whatever the problem is, it is microscopic or biochemical in that particular case rather than anything visible at the gross structural level. Dystonia is frequently painful. Treatment options include medications such as trihexiphenidyl or clonazepam.
Botulinum toxin is also an option.
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