What is right-sided torticollis?

Right-sided torticollis is a condition where the muscles on the right side of the neck are contracted or tightened, causing the head to tilt to the right and the chin to turn towards the left. This condition, also known as "wry neck" or "cervical dystonia," can result from various causes, including muscle strain, congenital abnormalities, trauma, or other medical conditions.

What are the signs of right torticollis?

The child will bend/tilt the head to the right side and have difficulty turning his her head to the right.
 

What if it is not corrected?

Untreated torticollis can lead to changes in head shape, uneven facial appearance, cause difficulties with feeding, and affect the way the child plays, sits, looks at objects/people and moves throughout his/her surroundings.

Steps to take to correct right torticollis:

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