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I have a question for all of you veterans.

My 6-month old son, , has been diagnosed with Tort as well as

Plagio. We just had our PT eval for the Tort. I always noticed that

he has a strong preference for looking to the right (thus the flat spot

on that side). But I hadn't really noticed his " tilt " until the

therapist pointed out - now it is noticable to me.

For those of you who have gone through PT for Tort - what were your

results? I can get to look to the left, but the tilt seems like

it will be more difficult.

Thanks!

Jenn

Mom to (6 months)

gets STARband on 9/20

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Hi there-

My son was diagnosed with tort at his 2 month well visit and it was

resolved through PT within 3 months. His tilt was not overly

pronounced (at least not to me), but he would NOT look to his left

unless forced to. I do know that some babies can take longer in PT

than others, I believe we may have been on the short end of things.

Just be diligent with the exercises at home as directed and

everything should be fine. Hopefully your PT will show you, but a

stability/exercise ball is great for working on neck strength and

the tilt (you sit or lay him across it and gently sway him back and

forth, which forces him to adjust his head to balance), so if you

don't have one at home, I would recommend picking one up.

Good luck!

Jake-2 (tort resolved/rt plagio/DOCBand #2 14 weeks)

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>

> I have a question for all of you veterans.

> My 6-month old son, , has been diagnosed with Tort as well as

> Plagio. We just had our PT eval for the Tort. I always noticed

that

> he has a strong preference for looking to the right (thus the flat

spot

> on that side). But I hadn't really noticed his " tilt " until the

> therapist pointed out - now it is noticable to me.

> For those of you who have gone through PT for Tort - what were

your

> results? I can get to look to the left, but the tilt seems

like

> it will be more difficult.

>

> Thanks!

>

> Jenn

> Mom to (6 months)

> gets STARband on 9/20

>

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same exact situation here but diagnosis was at nine months, samuel

also has recurrent ear infections and I just wondered if your baby has

had difficulty with these?

> I have a question for all of you veterans.

> My 6-month old son, , has been diagnosed with Tort as well as

> Plagio. We just had our PT eval for the Tort. I always noticed that

> he has a strong preference for looking to the right (thus the flat spot

> on that side). But I hadn't really noticed his " tilt " until the

> therapist pointed out - now it is noticable to me.

> For those of you who have gone through PT for Tort - what were your

> results? I can get to look to the left, but the tilt seems like

> it will be more difficult.

>

> Thanks!

>

> Jenn

> Mom to (6 months)

> gets STARband on 9/20

>

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Luckily that is something Jake has not had - no ear infections

(yet!) ;o)

> >

> same exact situation here but diagnosis was at nine months, samuel

> also has recurrent ear infections and I just wondered if your baby

has

> had difficulty with these?

>

>

>

>

> > I have a question for all of you veterans.

> > My 6-month old son, , has been diagnosed with Tort as well

as

> > Plagio. We just had our PT eval for the Tort. I always noticed

that

> > he has a strong preference for looking to the right (thus the

flat spot

> > on that side). But I hadn't really noticed his " tilt " until the

> > therapist pointed out - now it is noticable to me.

> > For those of you who have gone through PT for Tort - what were

your

> > results? I can get to look to the left, but the tilt seems

like

> > it will be more difficult.

> >

> > Thanks!

> >

> > Jenn

> > Mom to (6 months)

> > gets STARband on 9/20

> >

>

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