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What Causes Stiffening And Arching Of Back In An Infant?

6 month old not rolling over yet,does not try to lift himself off the floor when on his stomach,does lift his head,also when someone picks him up ; he arches his back when holding him over your shoulder arches his back and holds arms stiff,other developmental milstones are normal. his muscles are not stiff when lying down, kicks his legs and reaches with his hands normally. why is he not rolling over and stiffens and arches his back frequently not just when eating?
Mon, 6 Jun 2016
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Well come to HCM
I really appreciate your concern, it is nothing to worry some time in some children it take time for what you are looking else it is normal one, still clinical examination is the way to rule out the doubt, and better to see the pediatrician without clinical examination nothing much can be said as long as slow mile stone is concern hope this information helps.
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What Causes Stiffening And Arching Of Back In An Infant?

HI Well come to HCM I really appreciate your concern, it is nothing to worry some time in some children it take time for what you are looking else it is normal one, still clinical examination is the way to rule out the doubt, and better to see the pediatrician without clinical examination nothing much can be said as long as slow mile stone is concern hope this information helps.