Scoliosis & Other Back Problems
Scoliosis Myths: Fact or Fiction?
Scoliosis is a fairly widespread condition, affecting roughly 4% of people worldwide. But even though tens of millions of people live with curved spines, there is still a lot of misinformation out there, and so many of the things you think you know about scoliosis may well be inaccurate or downright incorrect. Here are 5 … Read more
Types of Scoliosis: A Comprehensive List
Scoliosis comes in a number of different forms – a curved spine can be caused by a variety of factors, and the condition may look very different from one case to the next. While idiopathic scoliosis is by far the most common type, there are many ways in which scoliosis can develop, as well … Read more
Neurofibromatosis & Scoliosis
Living with neurofibromatosis can be challenging enough in itself, but unfortunately, this is one of the many conditions that can lead to the onset of scoliosis. In this post, we’ll take a look at neurofibromatosis, how it is linked to scoliosis, and what can be done to treat a spinal curvature when it develops. What is … Read more
Rett Syndrome and Scoliosis
As we’ve seen time and time again on this blog, scoliosis can occur as a result of numerous other conditions – from congenital heart defects to Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, there are all kinds of different reasons why a person might have a curved spine. Today, we’d like to talk about yet another condition that can lead to scoliosis: … Read more





























