Scoliosis: Overview, Symptoms, Causes, Types, Exercises, Treatment and Management

Scoliosis is an abnormal curvature of the spine, a condition in which the spine is curved to one side of the body. It. This condition is normally diagnosed in early childhood or early adolescence. It can have multiple types, and curvature can occur in any part of the spine; the upper spine and lower back are the most commonly affected regions and get highly affected.

Scoliosis is not always noticeable, but sometimes the body leans to one side, and uneven shoulders can be observed due to the spine’s curve. If the curve is move-in “S” or “C” shape, then you probably have this condition.  In scoliosis entire skeletal system is affected, which includes ribs, spine, and pelvis. Due to the abnormal shape of the spine, even the hormonal, digestive, and the central nervous system can be affected. Scoliosis has been observed to occur in women more than men. It Is a progressive condition and continues to progress even after the skeleton has reached its maturity.