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Understanding Hyperkyphosis Braces
17
Feb
2026

Understanding Hyperkyphosis Braces

Henry Firth, BSc. (Hons) Sport and Exercise Science

When one of our natural curves becomes exaggerated, particularly the thoracic curve of the upper back, it can lead to a condition called hyperkyphosis. This forward rounding of the upper spine can be more than a postural condition it may cause pain, limit mobility, and even affect breathing and heart function in severe cases. One … Read more

11
Mar
2020

Hyperkyphosis Surgery: What You Need to Know

Erika

‘You need surgery’ isn’t something you ever want to hear. But for some individuals diagnosed with hyperkyphosis, surgery may be the only viable option to improve their condition and reduce their back pain. Non-surgical treatment methods such as physical therapy are often explored before resorting to surgery; however, if the symptoms of kyphosis are still … Read more

1
Apr
2019

Hyperkyphosis Exercises to Try at Home

Erika

Previously on the Scoliosis SOS blog, we have talked about some of the exercises that scoliosis sufferers can perform at home in order to combat their condition. But while these exercises work well on a sideways spinal curve, they may not be so effective if you suffer from hyperkyphosis – a forward curve of the upper (thoracic) spine. … Read more