Can Scoliosis Happen Suddenly?

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  • čas přidán 27. 07. 2024
  • Most scoliosis patients are surprised to see how fast the curve can progress. They often think that the condition developed suddenly.
    The rate of progression in scoliosis is truly unknown. Many factors can play a role in how fast or slow it progresses.
    One of the largest associated factors with progression is growth during puberty. This growth is rapid, cyclic, and unpredictable. During this stage, scoliosis can progress very quickly, sometimes 5 to 10 degrees a month, when it's left untreated.
    Another important progression factor is spinal degeneration. This condition can lead to scoliosis progression. This progression is slow at first, causing a small curve to develop. If left untreated, this small curve will further degenerate the spine and produce all the negative associations of scoliosis.
    The traditional treatment approach to scoliosis fails at addressing scoliosis as soon as it develops. In mild scoliosis cases, the only recommendation is to watch and wait. Traditional doctors recommend a Boston brace once curves are considered moderate and the patient is at risk of growth due to puberty.
    These braces are a squeezing style brace designed to slow down scoliosis progression.
    Once the condition reaches severe levels, traditional doctors recommend surgery.
    At Scoliosis Reduction Center, we treat scoliosis using the conservative treatment approach. This approach emphasizes the importance of treating a curve while it is still small.
    In adult cases, treatment must begin right away. If there is a family history of scoliosis in adolescent patients, we must address the curve right away. Otherwise, there is an opportunity to "watch and wait" if the curve is below 15 degrees.
    Some of the tools used in the conservative method are scoliosis-specific chiropractic care and scoliosis-specific exercises. The latter are personalized to each patient, considering curve type, age, and physical abilities. Another tool is scoliosis-specific therapy to help increase flexibility. The goal behind these tools is to reduce the curve size and improve mobility.
    Some scoliosis cases may require bracing. In the conservative method, the braces are designed to correct the curve work in conjunction with the tools mentioned above.
    To know if scoliosis is getting worse, a specialist must do an X-Ray. Checking in on scoliosis progression is of utmost importance. Some patients may also start experiencing pain; this is another indicator that the condition has worsened.
    As soon as scoliosis is diagnosed, be proactive and work to reduce it as quickly as possible.
    For more information about the scoliosis please visit: www.scoliosisreductioncenter....
    00:00 - Can Scoliosis Happen Suddenly?
    00:33 - Progression Rate And Factors
    02:15 - Spinal Degeneration
    03:30 - Traditional Treatment Approach
    04:52 - Conservative Treatment Approach
    05:27 - Conservative Treatment Tools
    07:21 - Can We Predict Scoliosis Progression?
    08:32 - Adult Scoliosis Progression
    09:21 - Other Progression Factors
    09:50 - Dr. Nalda's Recommendations
    11:05 - How To Tell If Scoliosis Is Getting Worse
    12:05 - Bottom Line
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    We have seen cases of scoliosis develop rapidly. The rate of progression is an unknown factor in a scoliosis case. Growth that occurs at the onset of puberty can cause a curve to progress rapidly. Degenerative scoliosis is another classification where there can be a rapid progression. In other cases, the progression can happen very slowly, but it can continue to increase and cause concern.

Komentáře • 8

  • @mommapia53
    @mommapia53 Před 2 lety

    Please speak about spinal hygiene and maintenance of spinal degeneration in adults.

    • @ScoliosisReductionCenter
      @ScoliosisReductionCenter  Před rokem

      This might help answer some of your questions www.scoliosisreductioncenter.com/blog/spinal-degeneration?s=spinal+degeneration

  • @patrinasheppard9704
    @patrinasheppard9704 Před 3 lety

    Thank you doctor! I'm in my mid 40's and started getting terrible lower back pains on my right side early last year. An X-ray in Dec showed that I have a curve on the right(don't know the degree) and stenosis on the left side. My general practitioner said that nothing can be done but I should just not bend or do anything strenuous. The pain recently started to feel like it is going almost midway up my spine. I get pain sitting or laying in any position. Now even standing.or walking becomes painful. Will jump rope and 8lb weights worsen it? I live Trinidad, in the Caribbean. Will a regular chiropractor be able to help?

    • @ScoliosisReductionCenter
      @ScoliosisReductionCenter  Před 3 lety +1

      Hi Patrina, we are sorry to hear about the pain you are experiencing. If you'd like to discuss treatment options please send a message to support@scoliosisreductioncenter.com. You can also view this video about scoliosis and exercise: czcams.com/video/Mmyj3wD2X1c/video.html

  • @hanspbucher2067
    @hanspbucher2067 Před rokem

    I am 80 and developed lumbar dextro scoliosis at age 78, right after chiropractic adjustment. Proven with X-ray before and x-ray after. Tried side plank exercises to help but my shoulder got very painful in the process. Stretching every morning now and put a 1/2” raise insole in my right shoe which helped my posture. Anyone have any other positive ideas I would appreciate it very much.

    • @ScoliosisReductionCenter
      @ScoliosisReductionCenter  Před rokem

      We’re so glad you’ve reached out. At the Center, we provide a natural, noninvasive approach to treating scoliosis. You can learn more about our approach here: www.scoliosisreductioncenter.com/treatment-approach.

  • @yaseensalam5740
    @yaseensalam5740 Před rokem +1

    Does scoliosis has side effects