“What is scoliosis?”
I have been detected with mild scoliosis. According to the doctor, I do not require any treatment and my condition should improve on its own. What is this condition and how can I manage the pain associated with it?
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I recommend you go to a physical therapist to see which side of your body is tight based on you curve. They will give you appropriate stretches to alleviate your pain.
Scoliosis is lateral curvature of the spine, and sometimes it has no symptoms and sometimes it associated with painful muscle spasms. Bad posture and lack of exercise are the main reasons for this condition.
Scoliosis is a condition where the spine curves and bends in the wrong direction. For some patients, bracing and/or surgery is appropriate. But if your case is mild, typically seeing a physical therapist will help you manage your pain.
Scoliosis is a term used to identify some curvatures of the spine. It is not always pathological or a source of pain. Sometimes there can be imbalances in our body and muscles that predispose us to these changes. Scheduling a visit with a doctor of physical therapy would be a wonderful place to start.
