Scoliosis Reduction Center Blog Posts

Patients on the traditional method of scoliosis treatment often find themselves funneled to scoliosis surgery, which can impact the function of the spine long term.

Scoliosis pain is different for each patient, depending on the size of the curve and the patient’s age. Adults will often be the ones to report feeling pain.

Sciatica is not always accompanied by scoliosis, but it can be when a patient’s scoliosis is located in the lumbar spine as a result of the sciatic nerve being impinged.

Scoliosis is a condition that affects the spine in different areas, and it can cause back pain from mild to severe. However, this is more commonly seen in adult cases.

There is a clear connection between scoliosis and sciatica, as scoliosis introduces adverse spinal tension which can put pressure on the sciatic nerve.

As scoliosis is a spinal condition and the spine is an important part of the body’s central nervous system, it can cause numerous effects, including numbness.

As a complex condition, there are several different types of scoliosis a person can develop; degenerative scoliosis is one of the most common forms in adults.

Symptoms, Treatment, and Surgery? There is a High Potential of progression As a progressive and incurable condition, scoliosis, if left untreated, is virtually guaranteed to get worse over time. This is why it’s important to understand its progressive nature so we can try and stay ahead of its progressive line. The majority of my patients […]

Symptoms, Treatment, and Surgery? EARLY STAGE INTERVENTION IS IMPORTANT Part of diagnosing a patient with scoliosis is further classifying the condition. This is based on various characteristics of the condition and the patient such as age, cause (if known), condition severity, and location of the curvature. Once a patient’s condition is classified as mild, moderate, […]

We are addressing the question of can scoliosis be corrected in adults, along with different forms, condition prevalence, and treatment options here.

This article will address the question of what does scoliosis pain feel like, in addition to effective treatment options for both adolescents and adults.

For people who have scoliosis, dealing with pain is particularly tricky. There are no quick fixes. And expensive, invasive surgeries are never guaranteed to diminish pain levels. Scoliosis pain affects lives negatively and keeps people from participating in the activities they love and enjoy. But for the average person dealing with the condition, there is no obvious solution when it comes to finding relief.

Spinal stenosis causes the nerves to be compressed and their disrupts their normal function. Exercises specific for this condition can help with the symptoms.

Staying active with low-impact exercises that entail slow movement will always help. Part of the activities that help include low-impact stretches for back pain relief.

When the piriformis muscle spasms this causes great pain. It can also irritate the sciatic nerve in the process. When this happens it is called piriformis syndrome.

Sciatica involves pain along the sciatic nerve's path. Understanding the sciatic nerve is essential to comprehend its impact

Being in bed can increase the pressure on the sciatic nerve and make sleeping difficult. Proactive treatment can help get the pain under control and help sleep better.

As the sciatic nerve is exposed to uneven forces, it can cause pain. The most effective way to treat sciatica nerve pain is by addressing the underlying cause of the pain.