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Was diagnosed with right sided torticolus. i'm in constant, severe pain. explain?
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Torticollis: This simply means a right sided tilt in the head and neck more often due to spasmodic muscles. A full evaluation needs to be done to assess this and then appropriate treatment can be instituted.
Answered 3/26/2013
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