What are the different types of dystonia?

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Diamonds are crystalline carbon and there is no type as such. Its is bit tricky question to answer though it can be divided into various sub-category such as - a) White (colorless) diamondb) Black diamond c) Gemstone - It has many variety and comes in many different colors which are called - Emerald, Sapphire, Ruby and lot more - each stone has its own unique quality. However, diamonds is further classified broadly under the categories of Natural Diamond, Synthetic Industrial Diamond and Thin Film Diamonds on the basis of their process of origination.

There are 14 types of doctors like1. Podiatrist - Foot Doctor2. Optometrist - Eye Doctor3.

Dentist - Tooth Doctor4. Urologist - Deals with Bladder5. Pediatrician - Child doctor6.

Oncologist - Cancer Doctor7 . Neurologist - deals with Nerves and Brain Problems8. Cardiologist - Heart Doctor9 .

Nephrologist - Kidney Doctor10. Dermatologist - Deals with skin problems11. Gastrologist - Deals with Digestive system12 .

Endocrinologist- Deals with thyroid problems13. Rheumatologist- Deals with muscle problems14. Obstetrician - Deals with child birth.

The different types of drugs are put into classes. A few of the classes are opiates, psychedelics, dissociates, anti-anxiolytics, stimulants, cannaboid, barbiturates, and steroids.

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