Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis—also known as AIS—is the most common form of scoliosis. The term “idiopathic” refers to having no known cause, which can cause frustration in both teenagers and parents alike. Additionally, traditional scoliosis treatment options can...
Scoliosis affects your child not only physically but also emotionally. Depending on how old they are, they become more aware of their peers and social expectations. So, they might feel worried about being teased or how the back brace will make them look as they attend...
You might find it hard to get a good night’s sleep if your back is uncomfortable. If you have scoliosis, you may find it challenging to rest. The best ways to sleep if you have scoliosis are on your back and with a brace. Find out what else can help you sleep...
Living the life you dream about is difficult for anyone. Still, it’s more challenging for people with scoliosis who want to compete in sports and make this passion into a career. Knowing which sports are safe for children with scoliosis may motivate patients to pick...
Scoliosis is a common spinal condition. Those who live with it often receive their diagnoses in early adolescence. If you suspect your child’s spine isn’t forming properly, you should take them to a specialist. Using the main ways to diagnose scoliosis in children,...
