Scoliosis Reduction Center® Blog

Answering your questions about scoliosis and other spinal conditions with the expert advice from Dr. Tony Nalda.

When Idiopathic Scoliosis Needs Treatment
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When Idiopathic Scoliosis Needs Treatment? [ANSWERED]

Scoliosis, regardless of the type or degree is always benefited from treatment. As scoliosis progresses over time, treatment will help control its growth.

are scoliosis and spina bifida related
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Are Scoliosis And Spina Bifida Related? Learn More Here!

As a neuromuscular condition spina bifida is often connected to scoliosis, because around 50% of these patients also develop neuromuscular scoliosis.

how to do deadlifts with scoliosis
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How To Do Deadlifts With Scoliosis? Is It Safe?

When done carefully, in moderation, and conjunction with conservative scoliosis treatment, most exercises are safe, including lighting weights.

how to deal with scoliosis in dance
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How To Deal With Scoliosis In Dance? Tips and Techniques

Some exercises are not recommended for scoliosis patients, such as dancing. But with proactive treatment, patients could continue with their dancing career.

how rare is progressive infantile scoliosis
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How Rare Is Progressive Infantile Scoliosis? Who’s At Risk?

Infantile scoliosis has a progressive rate of approximately 1%, and it develops in utero and it is one of the rarest known forms of scoliosis.

why is early detection of scoliosis important
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Why Is Early Detection Of Scoliosis Important? Learn More Here!

When left untreated scoliosis grows undetected. Early detection is often the best chance of keeping scoliosis progress at bay and reaching treatment success.

what are the chances of getting scoliosis
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What Are The Chances Of Getting Scoliosis? Is It Hereditary?

The likelihood of getting scoliosis increases when someone in the family has been diagnosed with scoliosis before you, but that is not always the case.

scoliosis treatment for seniors
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Scoliosis Treatment for Seniors: Can It Be Treated In Seniors?

Treating scoliosis in senior patients has a different focus than other age range patients, but it can be done with a condition-improvement focus.

scoliosis surgery questions
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Scoliosis Surgery Questions: 11 Questions To Ask Your Doctor

Not all cases of scoliosis require surgery. However, asking the right questions about the best treatment approach to your doctor makes all the difference.

scoliosis surgery for child
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Scoliosis Surgery for Child: A Parent’s Guide With Answers

When it comes to treating scoliosis in children, parents need to be aware of the possible risks depending on the treatment option they chose for their child.

scoliosis alternative treatment
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Scoliosis Alternative Treatment Options & Surgery Alternatives

Patients on the path of traditional scoliosis treatment are presented with spinal fusion as the only option for treatment but there are other options.

can scoliosis be misdiagnosed
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Can Scoliosis Be Misdiagnosed? [ANSWERED]

Scoliosis characteristics set it apart from most bodily conditions, which makes it a condition that is unlikely to be diagnosed or treated incorrectly.

how to run with scoliosis
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How To Run With Scoliosis: Tips For Running With Scoliosis

Some physical activities might be considered safe for some patients and not for other patients.

what is the worst type of scoliosis
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What Is The Worst Type Of Scoliosis? [ANSWERED]

Scoliosis is often deemed as complex due to all the different types a patient could have.

what color is the scoliosis ribbon
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What Color Is The Scoliosis Ribbon For Scoliosis Awareness?

Spreading scoliosis awareness is important to aid early detection and intervention.

what is sigmoid scoliosis
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What Is Sigmoid Scoliosis? Can Sigmoid Scoliosis Be Treated?

When there are two unnatural curves in the spine this is known as sigmoid scoliosis.

scoliosis treatment in children
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Scoliosis Treatment in Children: Treating Adolescent Scoliosis

Scoliosis is often diagnosed between the ages of 10 and 18 years. The treatment consists in achieving curvature reduction and preventing further growth.

scoliosis surgery titanium rods
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Scoliosis Surgery with Titanium Rods: Are There Alternatives?

Scoliosis surgery involves the use of titanium metal rods attached to the spine. However, there is an alternative, modern conservative scoliosis treatment.

Scoliosis Surgery Complications Issues Alternatives
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Scoliosis Surgery Complications: Issues & Alternatives

Scoliosis treatment varies by age, type, and severity. Surgery is an option, but not always necessary.

Scoliosis Curve Reduction Treatment Is Possible!

Reach out to us today to get started on your journey.

Whether you think you are ready to start treatment for scoliosis or you have further questions, the next step is to reach out to us.

We look forward to you being our next success story!