Ann Arbor Chiropractor Explains Torticollis

ANN ARBOR, Mich. - Rezul -- Torticollis can develop suddenly or gradually. Some common causes include:

• Muscle strain or injury – Often caused by sleeping in an awkward position or sudden neck movement.
• Congenital torticollis – Present at birth due to tight neck muscles or abnormal positioning in the womb.
• Spinal misalignments – Shifts in the upper cervical spine that interfere with nerve communication and muscle balance.
• Degenerative changes – Arthritis or disc issues may contribute to chronic neck misalignment.
• Infections or inflammation – Rarely, irritation in the neck or throat can lead to torticollis.

Symptoms of Torticollis

Torticollis symptoms can vary from mild discomfort to severe restriction. Common signs include:

• Head tilted to one side
• Limited ability to turn the head
• Neck pain and stiffness
• Shoulder pain or uneven shoulders
• Headaches caused by neck tension
• Muscle spasms in the neck

In children, torticollis can sometimes cause developmental issues with posture and head shape if left untreated.

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Read the full article on Pivotal Chiropractic's website: https://www.pivotalchiropractic.com/learn/ann-arbor-chiropractor-explains-torticollis

How Your Local Ann Arbor Chiropractor Can Help with Torticollis

Specific structural chiropractic care is different from general chiropractic adjustments. Rather than focusing only on short-term pain relief, it targets spinal misalignments that may contribute to torticollis.

If you or your child struggles with torticollis, a consultation with your Ann Arbor chiropractor can be the first step toward relief and prevention of future episodes.

Contact Dr. Gessert's office at (734) 221-0362 or by submitting a contact form: https://www.pivotalchiropractic.com/contact

About Pivotal Chiropractic: The sooner neck pain is treated, the better. Don't wait to get relief – contact Dr. Gessert today! You don't have to live your life in pain. We can help you get back to the activities you love. Contact Dr. Gessert for a complimentary consultation today to see if chiropractic care is the right solution for your neck pain.