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My 2 month old leans her body and head to the right constantly. is this a cause for concern?
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Yes, it can be: Many infants may have a preference for what side they like to lay but they should be easily moved to the other side without quickly moving back. Infants that may always stay on one side may have a tight neck muscle and this can be easily corrected with physical therapy. Have her primary care physician feel her neck muscles for tightness and evaluate her muscle tone.
Answered 11/2/2012
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