Key Highlights Introduction Getting told that you have severe scoliosis can feel like too much at once. You might feel scared that your curve will
Key Highlights Severe thoracic scoliosis can change the shape of the chest and affect breathing and, in some people, heart function. “Crushing the heart” is
Key Highlights Severe scoliosis is when the spine curves 40 degrees or more, particularly affecting the thoracic spine. This can make big changes to the
Key Highlights Introduction If your teen has idiopathic scoliosis, you may have heard terms that feel hard to follow. One of the biggest is Risser
Key Highlights Introduction Hearing that your teen may have severe scoliosis can feel scary. It is even harder when your teen does not feel pain.
Key Highlights Introduction A severe scoliosis diagnosis can make you wonder if sports participation is still possible. That fear is understandable. You may worry about
Key Highlights Introduction Getting a severe scoliosis diagnosis can feel hard. You may start to think you cannot play sports anymore. If you love volleyball,
Key Highlights Introduction If your teen has severe scoliosis, you may want to know what will happen if surgery is not chosen. This question is
Key Highlights Introduction Living with severe scoliosis can feel tough, especially when you feel there are not many choices. You may feel worried about pain,
Key Highlights Introduction Getting a severe scoliosis diagnosis can feel scary. Right away, you may hear about things like bracing, waiting, or scoliosis surgery. But
Key Highlights Introduction Getting a severe scoliosis diagnosis can feel scary. When you hear the words idiopathic scoliosis or adolescent idiopathic scoliosis, which is the
Severe scoliosis is when the spine bends to the side. This can really affect a person’s health and feelings. It changes both their body and
Key Highlights Scoliosis severity is classified as mild, moderate, or severe based on the degree of spinal curvature. Treatment for mild scoliosis often focuses on
Key Highlights Severe scoliosis, a spinal curve over 50 degrees, has more treatment options than ever before. Recent research provides hope, showing that both surgical
Adolescent scoliosis is a condition where the spine curves sideways, leading to a curvature of the spine. It can be hard to notice early on.
Before considering spinal fusion, explore comprehensive non-surgical scoliosis treatment options.
A brace shouldn’t be the only plan. Learn how to support your child’s spine while addressing the drivers of progression.
Small curves often respond best to early treatment. Explore options designed to help avoid long-term bracing.
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