Two Main Types of Scoliosis and their Symptoms
Scoliosis is characterized by an irregular curve in a person’s spine. It can either be a bend on the left or right side. It can affect people from all age groups and may range from mild to serious cases. There two major type’s scoliosis namely; idiopathic and congenital.
Congenital scoliosis is already present upon birth and basically characterized by a structural deviation in the spinal cord. The spine will twist from either right or left. However, this type of scoliosis symptoms can only became noticeable when babies reach their second year or as late as early teenage years. Up to now, the main cause of this type of scoliosis is not yet identifiable. It is only believed that congenital scoliosis is hereditary and happens because the vertebrae of the spine sometimes fuse together in an irregular pattern. As a result, an irregular curve is formed. Scoliosis among kids can’t easily be Continue reading
