Scoliosis Reduction Center Blog Posts

Knowing the early signs of scoliosis can make a big difference to how a condition responds to treatment; keep reading to learn the benefits of early detection.

While human spines are naturally curved, too much of a curvature, as in hyperlordosis, can affect the overall health and biomechanics of the spine.

As a progressive condition, it is highly beneficial to reach a scoliosis diagnosis and start treatment early; scoliosis screening is a big part of that process.

For those living with scoliosis, spine stretches can be an important component of treatment, pain management, and living a scoliosis-friendly lifestyle.

The Adam’s forward bend test is a great screening tool that looks for indicators of scoliosis and has the potential to help with early detection.

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.

As such an important part of human anatomy, the spine performs many functions and can develop a number of conditions; spondylolisthesis is one such condition.

The spine has three main sections with related healthy curvatures. Let’s explore these healthy curves & what it means to have a lateral curvature of the spine.

Let’s visit the vast subject of scoliosis in children, including different age groups, onset, diagnosis, symptoms, various forms, its impact, and much more.

Let’s take a look at some basic spinal anatomy, the role of the spine’s natural curves, and answer the question, can scoliosis cause kyphosis? Read on for more.

One of the defining features of scoliosis is its progressive nature, and it’s this feature that addresses the question of, can scoliosis happen suddenly.

Many people with scoliosis want to know, can scoliosis decrease height? In this post, we’ll the association between scoliosis and a loss of standing height.

We are currently exploring the connection between adolescent idiopathic scoliosis and vertigo, and answering the question, can scoliosis make you dizzy?

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

Here you'll learn everything you need to know about scoliosis-related headaches & migraines, and the role that muscle tension and cerebrospinal fluid play.

Here we will be discussing Lamar Gant to debunk the misconception that living with scoliosis means being weak and leading a life that is lacking.

This article will answer the question, how should I sleep with scoliosis, and we will go over the best and worst sleeping positions for a person with scoliosis.

We will be answering the question of, why is scoliosis more common in females than in males, and discussing other characteristics traits of the condition.