Oromandibular dystonia - What is that?

Chris,
My friend is suffering from Oromandibular dystonia. Some call it facial dystonia. It’s a disconnection between the basal ganglia of the brain and the facial nerves, in particular the 5th cranial nerve. It has been 7 months since it happened. He went for both western and TCM treatments but the doctors all said it's incurable. He has problems speaking as he would lose total control of his facial muscles and he can't even chew and swallow his food properly. As a result, he developed ulcers in his stomach. It was a very painful sight to see him suffering like that. I really hope that you're able to help him in whatever big or small ways with your expertise. Can he come see you? Your kind advice would be appreciated!

B, Singapore

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