A Canadian family is asking the internet for help, in figuring out what is wrong with their nine-month-old son, Wyatt.
Wyatt’s mother, Amy Scott started an online campaign WhatsWrongWithWyatt.com, after doctors were unable to find the reason for her son being unable to open his own mouth.
Wyatt was born in June 2013 and shortly after his birth, he had to be transferred to a children’s hospital, after a nurse noticed that he couldn't open his mouth.
The baby boy was diagnosed with numerous conditions from congenital truisms, or lockjaw, a condition that causes limited mouth movement due to muscle spasms.
But doctors became perplexed when CT scans and MRIs results showed that there was nothing wrong with little Wyatt’s muscles.
It is a frightening condition for Wyatt’s parents, as they’ve been forced to call 999 after several incidences of their little one choking on his own salvia.
Wyatt is receiving Botox injections twice and physiotherapy to help with his condition.
But his parents are hoping by setting up a website for Wyatt, they will finally figure out what is exactly wrong with their little boy.
