Re: soreness from repositioning normal?

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> > HI,

> > NOT SURE IF PLAGIO IS CAUSED BY TORTICOLLIS OR NOT YET STILL

HAVE

> TO

> > SEE A SPECIALIST. KIND OF NEW AT THIS. TRYING REPOSITIONING

> > BECAUSE MEGG SEEMS TO LOOK TO HER RIGHT ALL OF THE TIME. I CAN

> GET

> > HER TO LOOK TO HER LEFT THOUGH. WE PUT A WEDGE UNDER HER RIGHT

> > SHOULDER SO HER HEAD FALLS TO THE LEFT OFF OF THE FLAT SPOT.

SHE

> > WOKE UP SEVERAL TIMES CRYING A PAIN SORT OF UNCOMFORTABLE CRY

> > THROUGH THE NIGHT IS THIS NORMAL WITH BEGINNING REPOSITIONING?

> HER

> > FOREHEAD ALSO STICKS OUT ON THE SIDE WITH THE FLAT SPOT. HER

> CHEEK

> > IS ALSO BIGGER SLIGHTLY. IT SEEMS TO BE A MILD CASE FROM WHAT I

> > HAVE READ. HAS ANYONE HAD SUCCESS WITH REPOSITIONING STARTING A

> TWO

> > MONTHS IN A MILD CASE? HER JAW SEEMS FINE AND I CAN GET HER TO

> TRUN

> > HER HEAD BOTH WAYS THOUGH SHE IS COMFORTABLE LOOKING RIGHT. NOW

> > THAT WE HAVE DONE THE REPOSITIONING FOR TWO NIGHTS AND WHEN SHE

IS

> > IN HER CARRIER OR PUMPKING SEAT SHE SEEMS TO LIKE TO LOOK TO THE

> > LEFT TOO. WE ALSO PURCHASED A CARRIER FOR WHEN WE ARE OUT AND

> ABOUT

> > SO SHE ISN'T PUTTING PRESSURE ON HER HEAD. SHE IS EIGHT WEEKS

> OLD.

> > I HAVE BEEN REFERRED TO A SPECIALIST AND I AM ANXIOUS TO

HOPEFULLY

> > RULE OUT TORTICOLLIS AS THE CAUSE. SHE WAS BREECH ALL OF THE

> > PREGNANCY UNTIL A WEEK BEFORE SHE WAS DELIVERED BY C-SECTION.

ANY

> > THOUGHTS OR ADVICE PLEASE E-MAIL ME BACK! bellis7@w...

> > THANKS SO MUCH, BERRI ELLIS

>

Hi ,

I am sorry that I didn't reply sooner. I didn't have a good night

and had to get some sleep ;0 I just tried the tylenol once. It

seemed like yesterday she was really fussy and just wanted to be

held. Last night after I set up her matress it seemed when I woke

up to check on her or feed her she was laying on her flat spot. I

rolled a recieving blanket the long way and placed it under her neck

and then folded the other end into the right side so that if she

tried to turn her head that way it would just fall back or at least

stay straight. I have also got rolled blankents under a recieving

blanket in her bassinett. We purchases sleep right mat with the

shorter wedges but she really cried a lot with that. I thought this

way would be more comfortable. Do you have any ideas. I have heard

of foam being cut and used so they can't turn their head back to the

flat side. Where do you get it? Any advice we have our first visit

with the specialist next Monday? Thanks for moving her picture I

am still getting used to the group. Berri

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