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I have a 2 month old baby, she always keeps her head looking in one direction always, when she's sleeping, awake, in the carseat what could be wrong?
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Torticollis: Your daughter may have a very tight or short muscle in one side of her neck called torticollis.. This can usually be treated with stretching exercises. Best to see a physical therapist for guidance.
Answered 3/7/2014
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Head: Your baby may have congenital torticollis. Have her evaluated by a pediatric orthopedist. Her condition may improve with intensive physical therapy.
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