Ways to Handle Different types of scoliosis

Ways to Handle Different types of scoliosis Scoliosis has been identified as a medical condition in which the spine gets deformed into shape of “S” or “C” rather than in a straight line as it normally should be. One of the many symptoms of this problem is... More

Ways to Handle Different types of scoliosis Scoliosis has been identified as a medical condition in which the spine gets deformed into shape of “S” or “C” rather than in a straight line as it normally should be. One of the many symptoms of this problem is scoliosis pain. This health condition could be classified as: • Congenital Scoliosis (due to vertebral anomalies at the time of birth) • Idiopathic Scoliosis (no known cause of occurrence) • Neuromuscular Scoliosis (consequence of some primary disease like cerebral palsy, physical trauma, spina bifida, etc) • Chiari Malformation( a brain malformation) The most common of the all the above is idiopathic scoliosis. It sub-categories are referred to as Infantile Scoliosis (between age birth-3 years), Juvenile Scoliosis (between age 4-9 years), Adolescent Scoliosis (between age 10-18 years), or Adult Scoliosis (above 18 years of age), depending upon the point of life it shows an occurrence. Babies with problems of absence of vertebrae, Less