Torticollis is a neck deformity or a “condition” causing either side of the neck muscles or tendons to contract and pull , making the head slightly or fully tilt to one side , sometimes it’s corrected with surgery along with therapy, and sometimes it just goes away with just therapy..
physical therapy that is. Most people who have this condition are born with it, the mothers womb was too small when the Child was being
developed in the last few months probably, and after being born most of them are wheelchair bound , and the “lucky” ones only have to deal with the pain and discomfort of having a slightly tilted head. And for the ones in wheelchairs , they usually have the condition worse then the ones who aren’t in wheelchairs. This condition is rare , slightly on the “
extremely” rare side.
Justin: I’ve been meaning to ask .. why is
your head always tilted?
Michelle: I have torticollis, I was born with it , and had surgery to help but my head still likes to lean towards the side… I’m able to turn my head around tho, unlike how I wasn’t before my surgery.
Justin: does it hurt?
Michelle:
sometimes, when I’m over working my neck with keeping it up straight, and if I lift heavy objects.
