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Barbara- Your message raises a couple of questions. 1) Have you kept a chart of two or three days (medication times and a check on your state every hour)? A chart will often show right away if your foot twisting is related to highs or lows or other events. 2) Have you a charting system? It is a great help to you and your doctor when you must fiddle with timing lots of meds. I have figured out a chart which works for me, others may have different ways to do it. A comment or two A)Dystonia twists my feet at low drug times. It can be a real pain(pun intended). Fortunately it lasts only a short time. Other than adjusting the meds I have no answer to dystonia. B) Bad tasting mouth is not the worst of the problem - your teeth start breaking up too. Any Dentists out there with a solution? Anne Rutherford