Conditions
Scoliosis
Scoliosis is a sideways curve of the spine, often with a rotation. We work on it with the Schroth method and corrective exercise, adapted to the curve, the age and the goals of each patient.
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Signs you may notice
- One shoulder looks higher than the other.
- One shoulder blade sticks out more.
- The waist looks uneven, or the body leans to one side.
- Back fatigue or pain after standing or sitting for a long time.
These symptoms can have different causes. For an exact diagnosis, see a doctor. We work with your diagnosis and your doctor's recommendations.
How we help
- We assess your posture, the curve and how you move, together with your X-ray and your doctor's recommendations.
- You learn Schroth exercises: breathing and positions that work against your specific curve.
- Kinesiotherapy on equipment strengthens the muscles that support the spine.
- We give you a short home programme and check your progress at every stage.
Treatments we use
Questions · Scoliosis
From what age can a child start?
Children usually start once they can follow the exercises with attention. At the consultation we look at the child's age and curve and tell you what makes sense.
Can exercise correct scoliosis?
Exercise helps control the curve, improve posture and reduce pain. What can be achieved depends on the curve and the age. We set realistic goals with you at the first visit.
Bring your X-ray to the consultation and we'll explain the plan.
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