One of the rarest diseases in infants in Torticollis. Torticollis affects less than 200,000 people in the US population (both adults and infants) and affects both girls and boys equally. Infant torticollis Latin for “Twisted neck” can be an upsetting medical problem for both the parent and infant. When in utero, an infant might be affected by torticollis due to the position it is in the womb, or during a difficult childbirth, resulting in problems relaxing, untwisting or turning of the neck/head. Although it may look painful, most babies do not feel pain with this disorder.
Moreover, Torticollis is most common in newborns but can present itself anywhere from birth to three months of age or so. The exact cause of torticollis is not fully
Moreover, Torticollis is most common in newborns but can present itself anywhere from birth to three months of age or so. The exact cause of torticollis is not fully