Royal Free Hospital

Royal Free Hospital

Pond Street

London

NW3 2QG

0207 794 0500

Diagnosis and botulinum toxin injections

All types

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Dystonia UK Awards 2024 nominations now open!

19/04/2024 | The 'Dystonia UK Awards' are back and bigger than ever! The awards shine a spotlight on our incredible community, giving you the opportunity to nominate and vote for your very own 'Dystonia Superstar', 'Masked Hero' and 'Young Champion'.
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Emma and Gareth join Dayna to share their and daughter Hayley's story.
Dystonia UK Awards 2024
Dystonia UK Awards 2024 nominations now open!

The 'Dystonia UK Awards' are back and bigger than ever! The awards shine a spotlight on our incredible community, giving you the opportunity to nominate and vote for your very own 'Dystonia Superstar', 'Masked Hero' and 'Young Champion'.

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What is dystonia?

Dystonia is a neurological movement disorder that is estimated to affect at least 100,000 people in the UK. Learn about it here and request an information booklet.
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What causes dystonia?

The cause of dystonia is not yet fully understood, in some cases at least it can be attributed to a chemical imbalance in the part of the brain called the basal ganglia, a part which helps to control movement.
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