“Absolutely not true! Scoliosis is not a condition that precludes pregnancy and the joy of bringing a child into the world. Pregnancy is indeed a tricky period in which scoliosis is more likely to progress, and therefore it is certainly a good idea to keep your back situation monitored by a specialist during and after pregnancy. However, it is wrong to say that a woman with scoliosis should avoid having children. A severe lumbar curve may make it more complicated to administer an epidural, but that is a situation for the anaesthetist to manage.”- February ISICO Newsletter   ..read more

What is Lumbar Lordosis & How to Fix Lumbar Lordosis The spine’s natural and healthy curves are key to preserving optimal spinal health, strength, and function. If the spine loses one of its healthy curves, the biomechanics of the entire spine are disrupted as the health of each spinal curve is affected by the condition on the other spinal curves. Lumbar refers to the lower back, and lordosis refers to a spinal curve that bends inwards, making a standard ‘C’ shape. There is a healthy range of lumbar lordosis, but if it becomes excessive and falls beyond a normal range, this ..read more

  Scoliosis in adulthood can get worse, but it depends on various factors. One factor is the degree of scoliosis; the more severe the scoliosis, the more it tends to deteriorate. Scientific studies in this regard highlight a trend towards deterioration for those at the end of growth having scoliosis from 30 degrees Cobb and above, while at the exceeding threshold of 45/50 degrees of scoliosis, it is almost sure that with the passing of the years, the scoliosis will worsen. Another critical factor is lifestyle. Having an active life and participating in sporting activities helps ..read more

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