Myotonia Congenita Questions

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Thin corneas can cause poor night vision, increased light sensitivity, and even loss of vision. It can develop for a number of reasons including genetics, inflammation, and age. Talk to our eye surgeons about your thinning cornea to get the treatment you need and protect your vision.
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Torticollis can go away with proper medication. Surgery, however, is required if the medicine and therapies do not prove to be fruitful. About 10 percent of children require surgery and rest all get recovered through medicines. The operation is typically scheduled once the child reaches preschool years.

The long term effect of spasmodic torticollis will lead to various problems like changes in the shapes of bodily features and certain functional problems which are hands becoming asymmetrical, facial and infantile scoliosis, deformational plagiocephaly (dp) etc.

The symptoms of spasmodic torticollis can last for a week and then the condition will get normal within 1 to 2 days.

No, it is not a permanent situation and it should be treated. Meanwhile, when the condition is left untreated for a long period of time this medical problem could become permanent.

Yes, the condition of spasmodic torticollis can go away on its own without treatment or if it does not go away on its own you can for other treatments.

This condition of spasmodic torticollis is caused when the muscles present in the contract involuntarily or on their own or and also because of any kind of injury happening to the shoulder, neck or head.

Susceptible to allergens. Inhalers will be, once started, will be your long life partner. On the other hand you may go for immune enhancers and anti allergies of herbs which give results in medium term, not overnight. May consult on private chat.

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Uveitis can cause permanent damage to the eyes and vision loss that cannot be reversed. Also, uveitis may be caused by another disease or condition that, if left untreated, can lead to serious illness.
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Hello lybrate-user. Pls let me know the eye drop which he has used or using presently. Uveitis following jra is little tough to manage. U have shown to some eye specialist. He must have done retinal examination also. Send those papers also.