The clear answer is unfortunately- No. There is no way. Major proportion of scoliosis cases are idiopathic meaning there is no cause known. Chief theories of causation widely accepted in the spine world include muscle imbalance causing the curve and inherent abnormality of the vertebrae. Good posture is known to improve postural kyphosis which is a back to front curve versus side to side curve in scoliosis which is stopped from growing by Risser body cast in very small children with infantile curve, bracing in adolescents with idiopathic scoliosis or surgery which includes placement of growing rods. Postural correction, stretching, traction, carrying unequal weights on shoulders have been proven to be ineffective in stopping the growth of the curve.
the answer to this question depends on how serious your scoliosis is and how your going to treat it, i would say it probably wouldn't be but if you have had the operation like i have it might well be, i am now unable to bend down and touch my toes without bending my knees wheras before i could limbo, go into a crab and put my feet behind my head
If you broke your spine with or without scoliosis you will need spine surgery. You will also need to take physical therapy to help strengthen your spine after the surgery.
Depends on the climate you live in. If you live where the temps drop below freezing and you have straight water, you will have serious problems soon.
No
by sitting on it
Yes
yes its serious because without your lungs, you can't breathe and without breathing, you cannot possibly live!
Very serious. Without fluid, the brakes will not work.
Scoliosis is so bad because it causes the spine to twist like a spiral staircase as well as causing one side of the back to be higher than the other. If not treated properly, it can cause serious damage.
Doctors of chiropractic would certainly be willing and qualified to examine someone with scoliosis, and there are indeed strategies that can be employed to potentially slow or halt the progression of idiopathic scoliosis. A chiropractor will be able to determine how severe the scoliosis is, how often it needs to be monitored, at what stage a surgical referral is required, and what kinds of options exist for treatment. In some cases, a chiropractor may even be able to help reverse a scoliosis without surgery. For example, if you have a functional scoliosis (caused by unequal leg lengths, unilateral muscle trauma, unilateral hip problem, etc.), then if you are not too old (younger than 55) and the curve is not too severe (less than 30 degrees), a chiropractor will likely be able to help reduce or eliminate the scoliosis. Treatments would include one or more of: orthotics, spinal manipulation, stretching, muscle strengthening, etc.
The word serious is an adjective. It means to be without any humour.
The word serious is an adjective. It means to be without any humour.