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JANASEVA HOSPITAL

Secliosis treatment

Secliosis Treatment :

  • Casting
  • Bracing
  • Chiropractic treatment
  • Exercises

Secliosis Treatment :-

The spine curves to one side as a result of scoliosis. Any part of the spine can be impacted by the curvature; however the upper spine and lower back are the most frequently affected areas. When a person is still rapidly growing, in late childhood or the beginning of adolescence, scoliosis is most prevalent. Males are less likely to experience it than females. Although scoliosis is not usually obvious, some sufferers may lean to one side or have unequal shoulders or hips as a result of the spine's curve. Because the curve frequently does not advance significantly, the person typically does not require treatment. Doctors may advise a mix of back bracing and physical therapy, however, depending on the severity of the curvature and the child's age.

Symptoms can include the following:

  1. the head may appear a bit off center
  2. the ribs on each side may be slightly different heights
  3. one hip may be more prominent than the other
  4. the clothes may not hang evenly
  5. one shoulder or shoulder blade may be higher than the other
  6. the person may lean to one side
  7. the legs may be slightly different lengths

Symptoms in infants:- In infants, symptoms can include:

  1. ⦁ a bulge on one side of the chest
  2. ⦁ consistently lying with the body curved to one side
  3. ⦁ in severe cases, problems with the heart and lungs, leading to shortness of breath and chest pain

Secliosis Treatment :-

The spine curves to one side as a result of scoliosis. Any part of the spine can be impacted by the curvature; however the upper spine and lower back are the most frequently affected areas. When a person is still rapidly growing, in late childhood or the beginning of adolescence, scoliosis is most prevalent. Males are less likely to experience it than females. Although scoliosis is not usually obvious, some sufferers may lean to one side or have unequal shoulders or hips as a result of the spine's curve. Because the curve frequently does not advance significantly, the person typically does not require treatment. Doctors may advise a mix of back bracing and physical therapy, however, depending on the severity of the curvature and the child's age.

What is scoliosis?

Scoliosis can develop at any age, however it typically first manifests between the ages of 10 and 12 or in the teen years. Infantile scoliosis can afflict persons before the age of three years, despite the fact that it is uncommon in infants. The majority of the time, scoliosis has no recognised cause. This type of scoliosis is referred to as idiopathic. In some instances, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, or spina bifida may be linked to scoliosis. In contrast, it might be a birth anomaly. Spinal curvature will be categorised by doctors as structural or nonstructural. A medical illness or accident may result in a structural curve, which is a permanent curve. The spine is structurally normal since a nonstructural bend is only transient. In either scenario, a doctor will endeavour to identify, find, correct and treat the case.