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    Scoliosis Treatment

    Created In Mar 28, 2019

    Scoliosis Treatment by Fenton Chiropractor Painless Chiropractic

    Painless Chiropractic in Fenton is a Corrective Care Chiropractic office that focuses on helping patients find relief when the previously thought there was none. Being a corrective care office the team in Fenton offers multiple options for treating chronic conditions of the spinal column including the treatment of Scoliosis in adjusts and children alike. To learn more about how Painless Chiropractic of Fenton can help you or your child from preventing and improving scoliosis call (810) 214-0684 today.

    Causes And Types
    Although it has seemingly existed since the beginning of time, the causes of scoliosis are generally unknown. The National Health Service states that for 80% of the cases there is no known cause. There are four types of scoliosis, and they are based on what age the patient is when they are diagnosed:
    Infantile scoliosis is diagnosed from birth until the age of three
    Juvenile scoliosis is diagnosed from the ages of three to ten
    Adolescent scoliosis is diagnosed from the age of ten until the growing process is complete.
    Adult scoliosis is diagnosed after skeletal maturity.

    Symptoms
    The symptoms of scoliosis vary depending on the severity of the condition. The symptoms are almost always physical, and with minor cases of scoliosis the symptoms can be almost nonexistent. Scoliosis can often be detected with the naked eye. One of the most common symptoms are uneven shoulders or waist. A person with scoliosis may also have a shoulder blade or side of the rib cage that protrudes more than the other side, and they may also have an inability to stand straight. The head may also be an indicator. If it isn’t centered above the pelvis, scoliosis may be the cause. These symptoms can cause physical strains on the body, and chronic back pain and problems are not common.

    Diagnosis
    The diagnosis of scoliosis is generally straight forward and pain free. Children across America are often screened at school or by their family doctor or chiropractor. The screening includes an examination of the back/spine, shoulders, chest, pelvis and legs. If the doctor has trouble diagnosing scoliosis during the screening, an x-ray, MRI, or bone scan might be necessary.
    After the x-ray, MRI, or bone scan is completed, the doctor will measure the curvature of the spine, and if there is a curve, an alternative scoliosis treatment method should begin right away so the curve cannot progress and create more problems for the patient

    To learn more about how Painless Chiropractic of Fenton can help you or your child from preventing and improving scoliosis call (810) 214-0684 today.