My curve is 20° and I have lumbar scoliosis. It was diagnosed 3 years ago at age 66. My pain is getting so unmanageable especially on my right side around my ribs. When it hurts really bad I can tell it swells and an ice pack is all that helps. No one else seems to have side pain and I don't understand why mine is so severe with such a small curve. Is it possible there's another cause for the severe pain? I'm going to physical therapy and they tell me it's the curve pulling the muscles and stretching putting pressure on the spine. It's so hard to walk or even move when that side pain starts. Can you tell me anything about the side pain and how to correct it/stop it. Thank you
We would be delighted to initiate a conversation with you through our contact form at www.scoliosisreductioncenter.com/contact, provided that you are able to travel to our location for treatment.
How do you combine therapy in a person with severe pain both at the priMARY and the secondary curve site of Scoliosis PLUS Osteoporosis PLUS severe Osteoarthritis of the whole spine PLUS fractured L1 and L2. There is a challenging question fo you if you ever intend to read or answer this comment
We would need to know more about the patient. Combining therapy for a person with severe pain at the primary and secondary curve sites of scoliosis, osteoporosis, severe osteoarthritis of the entire spine, and fractured L1 and L2 vertebrae requires a comprehensive and multidisciplinary approach. Please note that our treatment requires your ability to travel to our location.
Could you talk please about scoliosis and osteoporosis. Not the osteoporosis that is -2.8, but lower than that. Dexa results are confounded for the lumbar spine when there is a scoliosis(mine is 37 degrees left at 75 years old) , and Dexa does not read the thoracic. I am on an anabolic drug for a year and when they go to give me another Dexa eventually, they can't properly read my spine. Can you please comment on your experience with scoliosis and osteoporosis. Thank you.
My curve is 20° and I have lumbar scoliosis. It was diagnosed 3 years ago at age 66. My pain is getting so unmanageable especially on my right side around my ribs. When it hurts really bad I can tell it swells and an ice pack is all that helps. No one else seems to have side pain and I don't understand why mine is so severe with such a small curve. Is it possible there's another cause for the severe pain? I'm going to physical therapy and they tell me it's the curve pulling the muscles and stretching putting pressure on the spine. It's so hard to walk or even move when that side pain starts. Can you tell me anything about the side pain and how to correct it/stop it. Thank you
We would be delighted to initiate a conversation with you through our contact form at www.scoliosisreductioncenter.com/contact, provided that you are able to travel to our location for treatment.
I want to know which type and how to do special types of exercises for 14 years and 5 years old children with scoliosis
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How do you combine therapy in a person with severe pain both at the priMARY and the secondary curve site of Scoliosis PLUS Osteoporosis PLUS severe Osteoarthritis of the whole spine PLUS fractured L1 and L2. There is a challenging question fo you if you ever intend to read or answer this comment
We would need to know more about the patient. Combining therapy for a person with severe pain at the primary and secondary curve sites of scoliosis, osteoporosis, severe osteoarthritis of the entire spine, and fractured L1 and L2 vertebrae requires a comprehensive and multidisciplinary approach. Please note that our treatment requires your ability to travel to our location.
Could you talk please about scoliosis and osteoporosis. Not the osteoporosis that is -2.8, but lower than that. Dexa results are confounded for the lumbar spine when there is a scoliosis(mine is 37 degrees left at 75 years old) , and Dexa does not read the thoracic. I am on an anabolic drug for a year and when they go to give me another Dexa eventually, they can't properly read my spine. Can you please comment on your experience with scoliosis and osteoporosis. Thank you.
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