"What should I do to help them if it is indeed torticollis?"

To help with a torticollis, you can try giving the person Tylenol or Advil for pain relief. These medications can be taken alternately to help reduce discomfort. Applying heat to the affected area, such as with warm compresses, can also help relax the muscles and reduce stiffness. It may take a few days for the symptoms to completely go away.

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"What should I do to help them if it is indeed torticollis?"

To help with a torticollis, you can try giving the person Tylenol or Advil for pain relief. These medications can be taken alternately to help reduce discomfort. Applying heat to the affected area, such as with warm compresses, can also help relax the muscles and reduce stiffness. It may take a few days for the symptoms to completely go away.