[Non-motor conditions in patients with cervical dystonia].

Pain, anxiety, depression, asthenic syndrome, insomnia are statistically significant non-motor conditions in patients with CD compared with patients with cervicalgia. CD significantly affects the physical and psychological aspects, worsening the quality of life of these patients. The following gender differences are identified: in women with CD, non-motor disorders (anxiety, depression, general and physical asthenia, insomnia) are significantly more pronounced and the quality of life is significantly reduced compared to men with CD. For the successful treatment of CD, a multimodal approach is needed that provides the treatment of not only motor, but also non-motor disorders. Early detection and treatment of comorbid conditions is an important step in the treatment of CD.