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Stiffness And Mild Pain In Neck
Health Encyclopedia: Torticollis
Wry neck; Loxia
Symptoms
- Enlargement of the neck muscles (possibly present at birth)
- Asymmetry of an infant's head from sleeping on the affected side
- Elevation of the shoulder on the affected side
- Stiffness of neck muscles
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Limited range of motion -
Headache - Neck pain
- Head tremor
Signs and tests
Various tests or procedures may be done to rule out possible causes of head an...
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Medications
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