Scoliosis
Scoliosis is a sideways curvature of the spine that may develop duringgrowth or later in life. It can cause asymmetry, stiffness, fatigue, or discomfort,and management focuses on posture, movement, and strength.
What Cause
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The most common type of scoliosis, developing without a clear cause. It often appears during childhood or adolescence while the spine is still growing.
Occurs when the spine does not form properly before birth. Some vertebrae may be misshaped or fused, causing the spine to curve abnormally.
Develops due to neuromuscular conditions or age-related degeneration of the spine, which can gradually lead to spinal curvature and posture imbalance.
Scoliosis
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Scoliosis
Scoliosis
The Risks
Scoliosis commonly develops during growth spurts when the spine grows quickly.
History
Having a family member with scoliosis may increase the risk due to genetic factors.
Spinal abnormalities at birth or neuromuscular conditions may increase the risk of scoliosis.
Common symtoms
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prominence
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Fatigue
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spinal stiffness
How we treat
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Duration
improve within 6–12 weeks, while long-term monitoring can continue for years.
Start Your Journey to
Better Movement and Less Pain
Book a consultation with our team to discuss your condition and explore the treatment options best suited for you
Your Questions, Answered
Do I need a referral before booking an appointment?
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No referral is required. You may book directly with us for an assessment and consultation.
What should I expect during my first visit?
Your first visit includes a detailed assessment, posture and mobility evaluation, and a consultation to determine the most suitable treatment plan.
Is chiropractic treatment safe?
Yes. Our treatments are performed by trained professionals using controlled, precise techniques tailored to your condition.
How many sessions will I need?
The number of sessions varies depending on your condition and recovery goals. A personalised plan will be recommended after your assessment.
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