Can focal hand dystonia or Musician's cramp be cured? There is a not a correct answer to this,even though, they tried with hand surgeries and drug injection. Now, focal hand dystonia can be treated. With today's advance technology and bright scientist, they have identified that brain reorganization was the problem. So, they treat the disease with vibration stimuli to the various hand muscles. As time goes by and the more discoveries physician make, they better help we can give to the musician's or writer's with this disease.
Check out this video about a musician in the rise and then he a tragic point in his career. Yes, he did get diagnose with focal hand dystonia but that did not stop him. In the video, you find that he is a very passionate man with love for music and his guitar.
That is interesting, learning to play a guitar starting from square one, especially with an opposite hand. I can't imagine how long that would take; to treat that kind of syndrome. I used to play the saxophone, and after playing a music piece, I would feel like my hand was slowly cramping up, I just never thought it could get worse than that. It takes heart and dedication to commit on what you love.
ReplyDeleteSo true rubi! Lots of hard work, passion and dedication I saw in this man. What a coincidence, I played the sax in jr. high.
ReplyDeleteI really want to give that guy a hug! He deserves a metal! He needs to be president! Anyways, I really liked reading your post. It was really interesting:) Its horrible that there isnt a cure for this though. What are those scientist doing?! At least he has found his own cure which is wonderful! You go guy!
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