What To Do When Your Back Hurts From Scoliosis?

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  • Опубликовано: 3 июл 2024
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    Scoliosis, a spinal condition marked by an abnormal curvature with rotation, varies widely among patients, influencing the degree of pain experienced. Not all cases of scoliosis result in pain, with factors such as patient age and curve severity playing significant roles. Children and adolescents often do not experience pain due to their bodies' ability to adapt and grow around the curvature, preventing compressive conditions that could lead to discomfort. However, once growth stops in adulthood, the lack of adaptation can result in compressive effects on muscles, joints, nerves, and tissues, potentially leading to pain.
    The progression of scoliosis can vary, with both mild and severe cases capable of worsening over time if left untreated. Generally, more severe scoliosis, indicating a larger curve and greater spinal rotation, is associated with more pain. This is especially true in adults, where growth cessation and gravity-induced spine compression can lead to muscle pain and nerve-related issues. Muscle pain arises from the asymmetrical stretching and overworking of muscles, leading to tightness and stiffness. Nerve pain, more common in adults, may manifest as radiating pain due to spine compression on nerves.
    Addressing scoliosis pain effectively involves treating the condition itself rather than just its symptoms. Traditional treatments like spinal fusion surgery aim to prevent progression but carry risks and do not guarantee pain relief. Modern conservative approaches offer a proactive treatment option, combining chiropractic care, physical therapy, corrective bracing, and neuromuscular reeducation to not only manage symptoms but also reduce the curvature size. These methods aim for structural rehabilitation, improving spinal alignment, and offering long-term pain management by addressing the root cause of scoliosis.
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  • @leizylromero
    @leizylromero 2 месяца назад +8

    I wish clinics that specialize in scoliosis are part of more health care plans. I’m offered physical therapy, pills and injections for the pain. The pills make me dizzy. Physical therapy works but anything can happen in the real world. I’m trying injections for the first time. I want to decompress my spine because I know my nerves are pinched. Chiropractic care wasn’t even suggested as an option for pain relief. It makes me sad because how am I supposed to get better if I’m just masking the pain.

    • @ScoliosisReductionCenter
      @ScoliosisReductionCenter  Месяц назад +2

      We appreciate your interest in our scoliosis treatment center. We offer a non-invasive, natural approach to scoliosis treatment that has been shown to be effective in many cases. To learn more about our methods, please visit our website at www.scoliosisreductioncenter.com/treatment-approach.

  • @angiet6105
    @angiet6105 Месяц назад +1

    I'm 53 and have a Harrington rod since age 15. I had an S curve and still have a significant curve but I can't remember the degree of it atm. The older I'm getting the more painful my back is becoming, of course. It's a very painful condition from my experience. The surgery was the worst and there's no way I would have it operated on again. I fear how painful this will be in 10 yrs. I wonder if I'll be able to walk. Scary.

    • @ScoliosisReductionCenter
      @ScoliosisReductionCenter  Месяц назад

      Explore our treatment approach in detail at www.scoliosisreductioncenter.com/treatment-approach."

    • @cherilynmonroe5256
      @cherilynmonroe5256 24 дня назад

      I'm in the same boat my degree was 75% , MY HARRINGTON rod was done in 77 I was 12yrs - 13yrs and also had plaster on whole torso for 12mths and a brace for 12mths....As I got older my muscles and nerves a d cracking of my spine,..I had xrays done not long ago and my spine has shifted and deteriated alot over the yrs...I can totally relate to you..I found hash cookies can relax your muscles which can help or a stiff drink..LOL., Best of luck you are not alone.. If you have any questions pls don't hesitate to ask,. Take Care xo

  • @lucillekean7035
    @lucillekean7035 Месяц назад

    Thank your for this information. I do have back pain,r side Every thing you say describes my pain I can’t wait to attend your clinic. --by February 2025 at the very latest. ❤❤😊😊LKfrom Canada. What home exercise do you recommend as I am at present am attending a clinic supposedly treatments for scoliosis. These are almost all streatching exercises. LK. From Canada ❤❤

  • @mobolajiadepegba3938
    @mobolajiadepegba3938 Месяц назад

    You said treat scoliosis not the symptoms how?

    • @ScoliosisReductionCenter
      @ScoliosisReductionCenter  Месяц назад

      Dr. Nalda is only licensed to treat scoliosis in Celebration, Florida. If you are able to travel to our clinic, we would be happy to discuss your treatment options. You can schedule a consultation by filling out our contact form at www.scoliosisreductioncenter.com/contact.

    • @victorgold4735
      @victorgold4735 Месяц назад

      @@ScoliosisReductionCenterwhat’s rough cost for treatment