Your spine’s curve could signal scoliosis or kyphosis. Learn the difference and how to take action before pain takes over.

the spine appears to take on a hard “C” or “S” shape, leaning to the left. Whereas scoliosis is a general term that covers all types of spinal curves, levoscoliosis is a specific subtype ...

The spine has a natural front-to-back curve. But about 2% of children and adolescents worldwide have an abnormal sideways S- ...

Scoliosis refers to when a person has a sideways C- or S-shaped curve in their spine. It can occur at any age but most often presents during a person’s teens. Depending on the severity of the ...

Scoliosis, is the abnormal curvature of the ... curves or S-shaped curves tend to worsen in comparison to the C-shaped curves. Location of the curve - Curves in the thoracic region or centre ...

Scoliosis may lead asymmetrical shape of the spine and malalignment ... 3.2 times increased risk for secondary osteoarthritis compared with athletes with “C” curve of scoliosis.