Welcome to the UK Scoliosis Clinic blog. We regularly post new articles covering the latest developments in Scoliosis research and treatment. Be sure to check back regularly for new content!
How Long Does Scoliosis Bracing Take?
Scoliosis bracing is a highly effective, non-surgical treatment option for children and adolescents with moderate to severe scoliosis. Braces are custom-made to fit the patient’s body and apply pressure to the spine to encourage it to grow in a more normal alignment. The goal of scoliosis bracing is… Read more »
How common is Scoliosis?
Scoliosis is a condition that affects the curvature of the spine. The spine has a natural curve, backwards and forwards, but in Scoliosis the spine curves excessively from side to side. The condition can affect people of all ages, but it is most commonly diagnosed in children and adolescents. In th… Read more »
Do Animals Get Scoliosis?
At the UK Scoliosis Clinic we focus on the non-surgical treatment of Scoliosis … in humans! But one of the most common questions we hear (especially from some of our younger patients!) is “Do animals get scoliosis too?” The short answer is yes, they do – and while we’re not Veterinarians here, it is… Read more »
Black Friday – FREE X-RAYS!
This Black Friday, the UK Scoliosis Clinic is delighted to offer you the gift of Free X-rays! We understand the importance of early detection and personalised care when it comes to scoliosis, and that’s why we’re thrilled to announce our exclusive Black Friday X-Ray Special. Take advantage of this l… Read more »
How fast does Scoliosis get worse?
Scoliosis is a progressive condition – this means it tends to worsen with age, but the speed at which it does this can vary. Scoliosis is known to accelerate during growth spurts, and worsens more quickly in young people than adults. Then again, a form of scoliosis, known as “de-novo scoliosis” is c… Read more »
The History Of Scoliosis Bracing
Today, bracing is rightly recognised as one of the most effective ways to treat Scoliosis without surgery. While bracing is not suitable in every case, research suggests that in the majority of patients bracing can at least halt the progression of a Scoliosis curve[1], and in many cases, a significa… Read more »
When Is It Too Late To Correct Scoliosis?
Scoliosis is a 3-Dimensional alteration to the structure of the spine, involving a sideways bend and twist it affects millions of people worldwide. While it is commonly associated with adolescence, scoliosis can develop at any age. Early detection and treatment are crucial for managing the condition… Read more »
Does Scoliosis Make You Tired?
Scoliosis is a condition characterised by an abnormal curvature, affects millions of people worldwide. While the physical symptoms of scoliosis are well-known, such as spinal deformity and back pain (and even this has only recently been acknowledged!), there is a lesser-known concern associated with… Read more »
Online Consultations – Which X-Rays Do I Need?
X-rays are critical for diagnosing and managing Scoliosis. They are used to diagnose scoliosis by taking an image of the spine from different angles, which allows specialists to measure the degree of curvature, identify the location and type of scoliosis, and track the progression of the condition o… Read more »
Diet and Scoliosis
Scoliosis is a condition characterised by an abnormal curvature of the spine. While there is no definitive cure for scoliosis, various treatment approaches aim to manage symptoms and improve quality of life. In addition to medical interventions, there is growing interest in the role of diet in suppo… Read more »
