Living with Scoliosis Archives | Page 7 of 24

Feb

2020

Should UK Schools Offer Scoliosis Screenings?

Erika

Detecting scoliosis in its early stages is important if you want to halt its progression and minimise the severity of the symptoms. This raises the question: should we be screening for scoliosis in schools? School screenings aim to detect the minor deformities that often go unnoticed by general practitioners but which can point to a … Read more

Feb

2020

Scoliosis Self-Care Tips

Erika

Scoliosis can be a very debilitating condition, often making it hard for patients to look after themselves on a day-to-day basis. Activities like getting dressed, bathing and even walking can become difficult. Some scoliosis patients suffer from chronic back pain, and this can easily leave them feeling run down and fed up. But don’t worry … Read more

Jan

2020

Scoliosis Clothes for Winter

Erika

Scoliosis can have a significant impact on your frame, silhouette and self-confidence. This can make it difficult to find clothes that complement your body – particularly if you have an uneven rib cage, lopsided hips, and/or uneven shoulders. Layering When it comes to winter clothes, most people wrap up in warm, cosy layers. This … Read more

Jan

2020

Erika Maude Answers Your Scoliosis Questions

Erika

After our recent Q&A with Scoliosis SOS founder Erika Maude, we asked our followers on Facebook and Instagram what questions they wanted to ask Erika. We received a lot of suggestions – scroll down to read Erika’s responses to some of your scoliosis questions! What happens if you leave adult scoliosis untreated? (Kail Mursili … Read more

Jan

2020

How to Help Someone with Scoliosis

Erika

Scoliosis can be a painful and debilitating condition that makes even the simplest tasks uncomfortable. Seeing a loved one go through such discomfort can be agonising to watch. However, you don’t have to stand idly by – here are five simple things you can do to help someone with scoliosis today. 1. Be Available … Read more