Patient's question:
It took only one hundred days to discover, I have been to several affiliated hospitals of Fudan University in Shanghai, including Suzhou hospitals.Doctor's answer:
Hello, it is likely that your baby has torticollis. It is recommended to go to the hospital to identify the cause and then receive targeted treatment. After confirmation, passive stretching and correction can begin. This involves tilting the child's head towards the healthy side so that the healthy earlobe moves closer to the shoulder, performing movements in the opposite direction to the deformity. The technique should be gentle, and massage should be applied to the lump at the same time. Each stretching session should consist of 15-20 repetitions, performed 4-6 times a day.