Is my daughter congenital torticollis disabled

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Congenital torticollis can be divided into musculopathy and skeletal malformation, which need to be dealt with according to the specific situation. Now let's see if my daughter's congenital torticollis is disabled.

Is my daughter congenital torticollis disabled

First of all: as long as it is in the category of congenital limb deficiency, short limb, limb deformity, dwarfism and so on, it belongs to disability. Congenital torticollis refers to the deformity that the neck tilts to one side after birth, so congenital torticollis is considered as disability, but it can be cured as long as it is treated properly.

Secondly, the indication of non-surgical therapy is mainly used for infants born to half a year old, and it can also be used for mild patients under 2 years old. Once the disease is found, massage should be applied to the mass immediately to enhance the local blood supply and promote the softening and absorption of the mass. It is effective for mild cases, and even can avoid surgical correction in the future.

Finally, sternocleidomastoid muscle lengthening is suitable for the patients whose muscle tissue has the function of relaxation and contraction. Generally, it can be extended for 2-2.5cm years, and slightly longer for the elderly. Partial sternocleidomastoidectomy refers to segmental resection of the sternocleidomastoid muscle which forms a mass. It is suitable for children with obvious local mass.

matters needing attention

The patients with congenital torticollis need to consult the doctor according to the specific diet suggestions, reasonable diet, to ensure comprehensive and balanced nutrition. Children usually eat a light diet, eat more vegetables and fruits, help to stabilize the body.