Non-surgical treatments for adult scoliosis include scoliosis specific exercise routines, chiropractic adjustments, and various types of braces. This article covers these treatments and how they can be used to treat adult scoliosis.
Non-surgical treatments for adult scoliosis include scoliosis specific exercise routines, chiropractic adjustments, and various types of braces. This article covers these treatments and how they can be used to treat adult scoliosis.
When learning how to deal with scoliosis it’s important to define what is meant by a Cervical Curvature and Why is it Important?
This post explores the question: can degenerative disc disease be reversed.
People who have poor posture are more likely to have neck and low back pain, problems with their spinal discs, radicular symptoms (such as numbness and tingling down the arms and hands), and tension in the neck and shoulder muscles.
Doctors now recognize that scoliosis does, in fact, increase the chance of back pain in youth and adults. Exercising correctly can actually help reduce and manage scoliosis back pain rather than make it worse.
Surgery is often hailed as the be-all and end-all cure for scoliosis. And the Harrington rod is used in the majority of scoliosis surgeries performed in the U.S. But is it right for you?
