Our anatomical or upright position can be maintained because our spine is straight. However, when we bend our spine downwards it bends in the opposite direction. This is known as scoliosis. It can lead to many postures and health problems. Our spine is S- or C-shaped in scoliosis.
Causes
It’s a condition that occurs in the early years of life, most often when a child is 7 years old. The most common causes of Scoliosis are- Cerebral palsy refers to a group disease in which a person is unable to talk, move, learn, or hear.
- Muscular dystrophy refers to a group disease that affects all muscles, from head to foot. As a result, the muscles in the body weaken over time.
- Childhood spinal injuries
- Spina bifida is another birth defect.
- Spinal disorders
- Wear and tear on cartilage
Signs
This is not only a disease that affects our poster, but it also has many effects on the body, such as- The shoulders are not to each other
- Do not lift your lower back.
- One hip is higher than the other
- Leg weakness and numbness
- It is impossible to keep an upright position
- The Waist is not the same as the hips
- Courtesy height
- Trouble walking, shortness of breath