Isolated Dystonia is a condition where muscles contract uncontrollably, affecting more than one body part. This study is observational, meaning researchers will watch and collect information without giving any treatment. The goal is to understand how dystonia affects your life and how it changes over time. Researchers will use scales, or tools, to measure symptoms like pain and social interactions. They will also review your health events and medication history to gather data for future studies.

• This study does not involve any treatment, just observation and information collection.
• Participants need to be between 12 and 65 years old and have had dystonia for at least a year.
• Participants with certain types of dystonia or other health issues may not be eligible.

If you join, you will help doctors and scientists learn more about dystonia and how it affects people. This could lead to better treatments in the future. Remember, you won't receive any treatment as part of this study.