Erika, Author at Scoliosis SOS

Sep

2016

Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and Scoliosis

Erika

As we’ve seen several times on this blog over the last few months, scoliosis is not just a condition in its own right but also – in some cases – a symptom of other conditions. 80% of scoliosis sufferers have idiopathic scoliosis, meaning that there is no known cause, but for many others, scoliosis is part … Read more

Aug

2016

Orthopaedic Medicine & How We Use It to Treat Scoliosis

Erika

Here at Scoliosis SOS, we know that every scoliosis sufferer is different, and so we always aim to understand each patient’s unique experiences in order to deliver lasting positive results. Our ScolioGold method consists of a variety of proven non-surgical techniques that we have combined into one scoliosis treatment programme that seeks to address every … Read more

Aug

2016

Scoliosis in the Southern Hemisphere: Aus-NZ Success Stories

Erika

As you may have already noticed from previous blog posts, we treat a huge variety of patients here at Scoliosis SOS, ranging widely in age, gender and nationality. Although we are based in London, during our years in operation, we have treated an array of patients not only from across the UK, but from all … Read more

Aug

2016

Guillain-Barré Syndrome and Scoliosis

Erika

Although there is no cause for the curvature of the spine in that majority of cases we treat here at Scoliosis SOS, and in scoliosis patients in general, there are several medical conditions which can lead to the development of scoliosis. Today, we are focusing on one of the conditions which can lead to … Read more

Aug

2016

Is Scoliosis Hereditary?

Erika

A common question amongst scoliosis sufferers, as well as those who suspect that they may be displaying signs of developing the condition, is “Is scoliosis hereditary?“. As many of you will already be aware, most cases of scoliosis are defined as idiopathic, which means that the cause of the spinal curvature is unknown … Read more