Scoliosis Reduction Center Blog Posts

Just how bad can scoliosis get? It will get worse over time, and depends on a number of factors, including the chosen treatment approach.

Let’s explore what is thoracic scoliosis by learning about the spine’s basic anatomy and common symptoms of the condition.

The first question after getting your new scoliosis brace: “How long do I have to wear it?” That answer will differs based on many factors discussed here.

For patients having just received a scoliosis diagnosis, it’s helpful to fully understand how is scoliosis named.

As an incurable and progressive condition, there’s no easy answer for how to fix scoliosis naturally. But, natural scoliosis treatments are available.

How do you know if scoliosis is affecting your lungs? In most cases, lung impairment isn’t an issue, and if it is, it’s rarely noticeable.

While there are a number of ways to screen for indicators of scoliosis, the gold standard for how to test for scoliosis remains the scoliosis X-ray and Cobb angle measurement.

Many people consider scoliosis an adolescent disorder, adults can also develop it. We explore what causes scoliosis in adults.

While any MD can treat a patient ‘with’ scoliosis, knowing who treats scoliosis, the condition, is an important distinction to understand.

How to treat scoliosis in adults differs from how to treat younger patients as related symptoms and progression have different characteristics.

This article will help readers reach a better understanding of the ideology behind the scoliosis-brace and the different types of scoliosis braces available.

While no form of treatment can cure a person’s scoliosis, effective forms can work to reduce a spinal curvature and stabilize it in a corrective position. This article will address: How Does Treatment Help Scoliosis.

What causes scoliosis to worsen? Although we can’t predict how much a patient’s scoliosis will progress, we do know certain triggers and patterns of progression to monitor.

What does scoliosis affect? Although scoliosis is a spinal deformity, its effects can be felt in multiple areas of the body

This article will address how to measure scoliosis curvature with a measurement known as the ‘Cobb angle’

Scoliosis can develop anywhere along the spine. This article will explain what is Thoracolumbar Scoliosis and how it is classified.

This article will cover: how to prevent scoliois from progressing and common myths about scoliosis.

As the leading cause of spinal deformity in school-aged children in the United States, many ask: how can you tell if you have scoliosis.