Scoliosis is something that people are often told that nothing can be done about.
Well, I’m here to tell you that is NOT the case.
I understand that and I feel like there are so many things that can be done to address scoliosis and those things that that you are probably worrying about whether you’re an adolescent or parents of an adolescent who has a progressive curve or an adult with a progressive curve.
Perhaps you have been told that nothing can be done or you just need to wait and see if it gets worse. I don’t like that answer and I feel that there are better options.
I’ve successfully treated and helped 1000s of patients in Utah suffering from scoliosis.
People think that the problems associated with scoliosis can’t be changed and can’t be helped. Yes, scoliosis is something that’s going to be there for the rest of your life, but there are also conservative ways of treating it.
The pain can be eased by doing things that improve posture, strengthening the core and the back.
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Scoliosis impacts people’s lives and I understand you may have been diagnosed as a teenager or perhaps have adult onset scoliosis that came on over time.
You may have tried other things to try and help such as pills, but that can lead to a concern that you will be reliant on them for the rest of your life. Injections will only give a short-term fix.
It may be uncomfortable to wear a brace and that may be for the long term too.
In treating adults with scoliosis, using conservative methods like the Schroff method and the CS approach, the benefits such as pain reduction are clear so you don’t need to look at surgery.
Surgery can be delayed until better surgical techniques are introduced or it can be stopped altogether.
One of the main reasons that I treat scoliosis is to give patients the ability to control and have something done about their curve and not feel like they’re being controlled by their curve. I feel that giving them the tools to manage their own back and their own spine is really helpful and helps them to feel like they’re in control.
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