?? Wishing You a Joyous Easter Break from the UK Scoliosis Clinic! ?? As we embrace the beauty of spring, it’s a perfect time to pause, reflect, and celebrate. Easter brings with it a sense of renewal, hope, and gratitude, and here at the UK Scoliosis Clinic, we’re feeling especially thankful for all the wonderful... Read more » The post Happy Easter! appeared first on Scoliosis Clinic UK - Treating Scoliosis without surgery ..read more

Scoliosis is a medical condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It is characterised by an abnormal curvature and twist of the spine, which can result in physical limitations and discomfort. While the exact cause of scoliosis is not fully understood, it is believed to be the result of a combination of genetic and environmental... Read more » The post Does poor posture cause Scoliosis? appeared first on Scoliosis Clinic UK - Treating Scoliosis without surgery ..read more

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 common in older... Read more » The post How fast does Scoliosis get worse? appeared first on Scoliosis Clinic UK - Treating Scoliosis without surgery ..read more

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 this condition: fatigue. In this blog post, we will explore the... Read more » The post Does Scoliosis Make You Tired? appeared first on Scoliosis Clinic UK - Treating Scoliosis without surgery ..read more

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 over time. For scoliosis to be diagnosed, there... Read more » The post Online Consultations – Which X-Rays Do I Need? appeared first on Scoliosis Clinic UK - Treating Scoliosis without surgery ..read more

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 supporting overall health for individuals with scoliosis. While... Read more » The post Diet and Scoliosis appeared first on Scoliosis Clinic UK - Treating Scoliosis without surgery ..read more

For those who are diagnosed with scoliosis, the first question is almost always “can scoliosis be cured?”.  Scoliosis is a complex condition – and so is the answer to this question.   What is Scoliosis anyway? Before we can address the issue of a cure, we first need to properly understand the problem. Scoliosis is... Read more » The post Can Scoliosis Be Cured? appeared first on Scoliosis Clinic UK - Treating Scoliosis without surgery ..read more

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 limited-time opportunity to receive a FREE... Read more » The post Black Friday – FREE X-RAYS! appeared first on Scoliosis Clinic UK - Treating Scoliosis without surgery ..read more

The Coronation of The King and The Queen Consort will take place today at Westminster Abbey. The Service will be conducted by the Archbishop of Canterbury and will reflect the Monarch’s role today and look towards the future, and we’re sure many of you will be celebrating too. From everyone at the UK Scoliosis Clinic,... Read more » The post Happy Coronation Day! appeared first on Scoliosis Clinic UK - Treating Scoliosis without surgery ..read more

Modern Scoliosis braces are designed to be durable and to last for a long time – indeed, if you’re an adult being fitted for a brace, we’d like to think it should last you a lifetime. However, caring for your brace is important, and poor brace care is one of the reasons that they sometimes... Read more » The post How to care for your Scoliosis Brace appeared first on Scoliosis Clinic UK - Treating Scoliosis without surgery ..read more