What Is Moderate Scoliosis?

Scoliosis is broken down into many categories. One of those categories is moderate scoliosis. Moderate scoliosis is the most common initial diagnosis of scoliosis and describes the severity of the spine’s curve. How is the severity of scoliosis measured? A cobb angle is used to measure the magnitude of the scoliosis by finding the most tilted vertebrae and comparing it to the most tilted vertebrae above or below and measuring that angle. Curves that range from 25 to 40 degrees are considered to be moderate scoliosis. A change in posture, an unevenness in the shoulders and in the hips, headaches, digestive issues, and pain along the spine could be symptoms of moderate scoliosis. Dr. Nalda does not recommend waiting several months to see if the moderate scoliosis will progress after initial diagnosis. For children, many doctors will either watch the curve to see if it progresses, or recommend a brace that is intended to hold the curve where it is and keep it from becoming severe scoliosis. For adults, many doctors will only treat the symptoms. Dr. Nalda has a different approach, called the functional approach. This approach works to restore function back to the spine to slow or even stop progression. This approach also tries to reduce the size of the curve in the spine.
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[@bettieglass2034]

I’m 67 years old and was just diagnosed with scoliosis. I have a triple curvature and I don’t know all the details because this just happened in the last two days but looking at pictures online I’m assuming mine is either mild or moderate. I was not expecting anything like this so I didn’t know the right questions to ask, and I’ll go back in a few days to really get into my treatment. I’m going to a chiropractic and wellness center and my doctor has scoliosis herself. The X-rays stunned me! The curvature in my neck and lower back look scary, but according to the line in the middle, my S shaped spine looks like mild or maybe moderate. What caused me to seek help was rapidly increasing back pain over a period of months that quickly became severe in a matter of weeks. The pain encompasses my lower abdomen right side and causes my left leg to burn and tingle. I have extreme sleep issues, my pants are getting longer, and my body feels like it’s twisting sideways. I feel exhausted all the time, and I never say “I feel good today.” I haven’t felt really good in years. I used to be a powerhouse. Now I feel old and worn out. The difference I see in myself in the last five years is depressing. Now I know why. My doctor was amazed that I hadn’t experienced far worse symptoms and was very surprised that I have no issues at this time with my neck and arms. I will be having three months of therapy and wearing a soft back brace. And I have to be faithful with my exercises at home and training myself to sit, stand, and lie down properly. Does this all sound correct to you?

[@ScoliosisReductionCenter]

Thank you for sharing your story, Dr. Nalda is authorized to provide scoliosis treatment exclusively in Celebration, Florida. If you're able to travel to that location, we would be delighted to initiate a dialogue with you through our contact form at www.scoliosisreductioncenter.com/contact.

[@maryroseflores4455]

I'm 14 and based on my doctor, I have a 30 degrees scoliosis when he read the film of my x-rays. When I bend, he says that it decreases to 19 degrees. He suggests that I'll take a therapy and also swimming for 3 months and we'll see if there are some changes. I'm searching on yt and also in other apps to learn more about my condition and how can I prevent it from getting worse. We just noticed my condition recently because my right side of the back is much higher than the left side.

[@ScoliosisReductionCenter]

I know a new scoliosis diagnosis can be scary, but you’ve taken an amazing step in the right direction by doing your research and reaching out to Dr. Nalda. 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.

[@emmabakandersen6950]

Hi, I’m in a very similar situation and I was wondering what has happened since? I’m 14 with a 25 degree curve but I’m still growing… idk what to expect🤷‍♀️

[@freddesabille9708]

I have a mild thoracic scoliosis can you tell sir regarding my case

[@ScoliosisReductionCenter]

You can reach out to us at www.scoliosisreductioncenter.com/contact

[@catherineostrom7575]

I am 76 year old female. Diagnosed with 35° curve. Just what is the process you refer to to stop the progression? I just saw an orthopedist who is sending me to pain doc who may give injections, physical therapy, and gave me Rx for gabapentin. Haven't seen the pain doc or physical therapist yet. From what I've read these treatments don't actually stop progession but merely help with pain.

[@ScoliosisReductionCenter]

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.

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