### instruction:
If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patient's description.

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My son who is dystonic recently suffered cramps in the right affected area of d body ....his doctor gave him doses of pacitane ..baclofen tablets and clonezapam ...the cramps subsided but left behind acute pain in the neck, shoulder, ribs, spine , foot fingers, chest , temples. What should we do now . Now d pain is on both sides . Mri reports say infarct in the left basal ganglia . And the child has been given botox in 2003..2004 ..2005 and now 15days back to reduce spasm . But no pain relief .pl. help

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Hi, thank you for providing the brief history of your son. Since you mentioned he had and infarct in the brain which is the basal ganglia, these are some of the symptoms he is facing. Dystonia - meaning to understand in laden words as dysfunction in the tone of muscles. Also you mentioned baclofen and Steroids. Last but not least is the Botox. Well to mention that medicine are symptomatic and all did work on the symptom basic platform. You need to even try out a physical therapy. As your neurologist have done all the best of his ability to help your child. Now when medicine is given it is to support the normal physiological system and the healing of tissues takes place. Certain time bodies metabolism and immune system are little slower where the medicine boost stays for time being. Also to mention that physical therapy will help learn the movements and help reduce the tone as well. For which please see if you can meet up a physical therapist who can assess your son and start the treatment initially for pain relief. The use of therapeutic ultrasound and TENS will help reduce pain. Post that a little of general exercises will be planned.exercise will help to many things and few I am mentioning. Like it'll improve the muscle tone, improve the strength in muscles, reduce the fatigue time, improve the balance and coordination, improve the metabolism, improve the immune system as well, etc. Usually in most of the Neurological cases physical therapy plays a role too. And most of the patient gets helped as well. I will recommend you to look for a physical therapist and take some help. With the grace of God I wish your son a good health