I really don't know about any procedure. you might have one in mind, thx?

it's also spread through my body, that's why they called it generalized dystonia, Thanks

Dystonia is a neurological disease, probably one that is inherited thru simple recessive genetics (each parent carries a gene for it recessively -- each pregnancy has a one in four chance in getting the disease of the four chances it is simple Mendelonian numbers DD, Dd, dD dd---first child has no bad gene, second and third carry the disease, but do not have it, fourth child has the disease. But be aware that these are the odd at every pregnancy, not that if a couple with this genetic make up had a child with the disease, then the rest would be free of it -- no, the odds occur at each pregnancy....). It is characterized by incorrect signals to the muscles from the brain, which results is painful spasms, as well as contorted movements. The pain is intense enough that the sufferer becomes oblivious to his surroundings. There is no cure, but some surgeries are being done in Europe, where electrodes are implanted in those areas of the brain that are giving incorrect signals. It's no cure, and long term relief is as yet unknown. It's rather rare, happily, since in prior centuries when it cropped up, those individuals simply died, or were the town's idiot, or town's spastic comic. Doubt that you have it, you wouldn't be sitting at a computer. Onset is about age 2 or so, and by the time you would have been six, you would not be able to feed yourself. It is unlikely you have Tay Sachs disease either...it becomes systemic, is a neurological disorder, but those children are dead by age 4 or so