Different Types of Scoliosis for Best Treatment Options
Scoliosis is an asymmetric spinal deformity wherein the spinal curve twists and turns to the side. It can affect individuals of any age and mostly starts in children aged between 10 to 16 years of age. The degree of curvature indicates the complexity of the problem. Mild Cases: Curve is between 10 to 25 degrees Moderate Cases: Curve is between 25 to 40 degrees Severe Cases: Curve breaks 40 degrees and is between 40 to 80 degrees Very Severe Case: Here curve breaks 80 degrees Since scoliosis treatment for adults is progressive, it worsens with age. This highlights the importance of taking proactive actions to prevent it from touching the extremes. Years and years of untreated scoliosis can turn into severe scoliosis. Receiving a diagnosis of scoliosis isn’t enough to identify the type of scoliosis. It is based on a range of associated causes and factors. The curve location, pattern, age of the patient during diagnosis, and the severity of scoliosis are important factors...