Key Highlights Here’s what you need to know about adult scoliosis if you are over 40: Introduction Many people think scoliosis only affects kids or
Scoliosis Research Society The Scoliosis Research Society (SRS) Glossary serves as an essential resource for understanding the terminology associated with scoliosis and its treatment. This
Key Highlights Getting told you or your child has scoliosis can feel like a lot to handle. The first thing many people think is, “Will
Key Highlights Getting a scoliosis diagnosis can feel like too much, and many people think they have to get surgery right away. But what if
Key Highlights Introduction Receiving a diagnosis of fast-progressing scoliosis for yourself or your child can feel overwhelming. When a spinal curve is advancing quickly, you
Key Highlights Introduction Living with scoliosis can feel like a lot to handle. It can be hard, especially if you feel there are not many
Key Highlights Here are the main things to remember for managing adult scoliosis and doing your daily activities well: Living with adult scoliosis does not
Key Highlights An early diagnosis of idiopathic scoliosis is key to effective management. To find the right specialist or doctor for your child’s scoliosis care,
Key Highlights Experiencing surgery for adolescent scoliosis can be daunting yet transformative. Many report a mix of anxiety and relief, as the procedure often alleviates
Introduction Chiropractic care and scoliosis specific exercise programs can help treat the spinal curvature. This condition is known for the unusual sideways curvature of the
What is your go to exercise? The Cat-Cow stretch is a good exercise for scoliosis. It helps with spinal flexibility and keeps the back aligned.
Leah LaRocco spent two years wearing a scoliosis brace. This brace, called a Thoracic Lumbar Sacral Orthosis, was on her body for 16 hours every
Key Highlights Idiopathic scoliosis is a problem with the spine. It makes the spine curve in a way that is not normal. The real reason
Key Highlights Introduction Dealing with scoliosis can make you wonder about the future. For many years, people watched and used X-rays to keep track of
Key Highlights Introduction When you discover you or a loved one has scoliosis, finding the right scoliosis treatment is the first step. Many different physical
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