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Spinal stenosis causes a wide range of symptoms in the body. The treatment is developed based on the severity of the symptoms and individual needs of the patient.

As the spine loses its natural curves patients present with a “flatback”. If left untreated, patients will develop loss of spinal function, among other visible symptoms.

When retrolisthesis develops there is a vertebra shifting backward it can cause a range of odd symptoms. It can be treated with a proactive approach for better results.

If the vertebrae in the neck bend unnaturally, it creates issues to support the weight of the head. If it bends in the wrong direction that is a reversal of cervical lordosis.

Thoracic lordosis is a spine condition that gives a swayback appearance to the back. It is treatable and a healthy range can be accomplished if caught timely.

There are many non-surgical options available to treat kyphosis. Conservative custom-made chiropractic care will go a long way to improve kyphosis without invasive surgery.

When the spine shows an excessive front-to-back curvature, that is referred to as kyphosis. How reversible it is will depend on the curve and if it is caught on time.

To properly treat kyphosis, regardless of the approach chosen, understanding its origins and the anatomy of its progression will always be the best way to start.

The loss of the spine’s healthy curves brings an array of conditions. Thoracic Kyphosis is one of these that can be reversed when treated proactively.