For a while now, my right sterno muscle has been tense and bothersome, making it difficult for me to focus in class. I've observed that it
Thank you for your question. It is possible that you are experiencing a condition called torticollis, which can be treated with Botox. I suggest consulting with an ENT specialist to rule out any underlying muscular issues. They may refer you to a neurologist to investigate other possible neuromuscular processes. Best wishes.
Tense sternocleidomastoid muscle, also known as torticollis, is a medical condition characterized by an abnormal and asymmetrical head or neck position. It can have various causes. Patients with possible torticollis should consult their primary care physician (PCP) for evaluation of the neck and to determine the most appropriate treatment.
To determine the cause of neck asymmetry, it is recommended to consult with an otolaryngologist (ENT) doctor for a thorough examination. There could be other underlying causes that need to be assessed.
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