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⚡ Hypertonia in Children – Spastic Muscles & Stiff Movements ❌ Does your child’s body feel stiff or rigid? ❌ Struggling to relax arms and legs? ❌ Delayed in crawling, sitting, or walking because of tight muscles? This could be Hypertonia (Spasticity) — a condition where muscle tone stays abnormally high due to brain–nerve imbalance. 🔍 Signs Parents Must Notice: – Stiff, jerky movements – Difficulty moving limbs smoothly – Legs “scissor” or cross while walking – Pain or discomfort due to muscle

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