Scoliosis is said to be an
abnormal curvature in the spine that causes deformities. It can be of varied
types like idiopathic scoliosis, congenital scoliosis, and degenerative
scoliosis. With the advancement in technology, there are lot of treatments that
have been evolved. Let’s get acquaint
with some of them.
Children are affected more as
there are high chances of scoliosis when the body is growing and that is during
adolescence. If the condition is diagnosed early, the damage can be prevented
at the onset. Otherwise it can cause serious health issues.
Observation
When the curvature of the
spine is between 10 degrees and 25 degrees, it is considered as mild scoliosis.
It requires deep observation of few months and daily exercises as prescribed by
doctor.
Bracing
After few months, doctors
take the X-ray of the spine to see if the curve is progressing or not. However,
if the curve is progressing at a rapid speed, the next step is bracing treatment
to put a further halt on progression of curve. It can be a condition when
curvature is at least 25 degrees. It is mostly required during adolescence when
an adolescent has still some growth left.
Surgery
If the curve is greater than
40-45 degrees, it is considered as severe curve. It can often result in pain
and discomfort. The only treatment to this problem is surgery. To help the
spine achieve the stability, an artificial bone is inserted between the
vertebrae. It limits the movement and prevents the further damage to the spine.
Non-surgical procedures
Sometimes non-surgical
methods play a great role in rectifying the curves. Many people have claimed to
be benefited from yoga, physical exercises, and a good diet. It rectifies the
existing curve and prevents it from growing.
If looking for corrective
approach to Scoliosis, get in touch with Scoliosis GTA. SpineCor Brace, a
corrective and dynamic approach provided by our experts is a proven method to
treat scoliosis. You are assured to get relief from chronic aches and severe
back pains. For availing our treatment, you can call us at 905.868.9090 and
book a free consultation.
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