Guest guest Posted March 24, 2008 Report Share Posted March 24, 2008 Hello, I am new to this group. Our daughter is 5 months old and has developed a positional plagio, mainly as a result of a left side torticollis (which has now been treated, but the plagio remains). I have consulted with my pediatrician and kinesitherapist, both of whom say that the case is mild and a few sessions with an ostheopathe will help. (My first osteo visit is on April 7th). However, everything I read on medial site on the internet says that no matter what the degree of the plagio is - mild to excessive, the placing of a helmet is required if the infant is 5 months or older. Have any of you had to treat that in you children at 5 months and more, where no helmet was necessary, but only neck exercises and repositioning were enough? I am not particularly worried about having to place a helmet, but would rather like to avoid it if I can. Also, doctors here (in Belgium) tend to say that " she will grow out ot it " once she starts crowling and sitting more, but I know a few cases, where it was not " grown out of " and different interventions were needed at 12-24 months of age - when it takes much longer to cure and it's more annoying for the child Many thanks in advance for any info that you can share. Kind regards, ivanka Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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