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Infant Neurology Problem
by Nicky123, Aug 23, 2007 11:43AM
To whome it may concern:
An infant at the age of a year and 3 months have been tilts her head to the right side. This behavior has been seen since she was 7 months old, but no one really paid attention to it, thinking it was nothing and it will go away. When you talk to her and play with her head is normal in the middle, she is able to keep her head up. But when you put her down or hold her, she automatically tilts her head to the right side (its always to the right), like she can't hold her head up. We have taken her to the hospital and the doctors conducted many tests such as blood tests, eye tests, MRI, and as well CSF (cerebral spinal fluid test).
The doctors have no idea what it may be. Please help.
Regards
Nicky123
An infant at the age of a year and 3 months have been tilts her head to the right side. This behavior has been seen since she was 7 months old, but no one really paid attention to it, thinking it was nothing and it will go away. When you talk to her and play with her head is normal in the middle, she is able to keep her head up. But when you put her down or hold her, she automatically tilts her head to the right side (its always to the right), like she can't hold her head up. We have taken her to the hospital and the doctors conducted many tests such as blood tests, eye tests, MRI, and as well CSF (cerebral spinal fluid test).
The doctors have no idea what it may be. Please help.
Regards
Nicky123
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