Spasmodic Disorders

Spasmodic disorders, particularly spasmodic dysphonia (laryngeal dystonia), involve involuntary muscle spasms in specific body parts, most commonly the voice box (larynx), leading to strained, strangled, or breathy speech, or voice breaks. Caused by neurological issues, these chronic conditions can also affect eyes, face, or neck, and range from mild speech interruption to severe communication difficulty, often worsening with stress. Types include adductor (closing spasms) and abductor (opening spasms).

These are some suggested stones that may help with the condition as well as suggested services that we offer to look into.