"We utilize non-invasive techniques for scoliosis management. Explore our treatment approach in detail at www.scoliosisreductioncenter.com/treatment-approach."
I wonder. I know stem cells are used to treat bulged discs, in combination with physical therapy stemcells help heal the disk back to its ideal shape, why cant that be done with scoliosis? use chiropractic methods to align the spine and then treat with stem cells until the spine can support itself in that position. So far from my own expirience i just dont fit what ive heard from scoliosis. Ive had 4 degrees trough all my teen years, i am now a month away from 21 years old, it hasnt worsened at all, its such a small amount that it doesnt reach the 10 degrees to be considered ''true scoliosis'' from what ive head.Yet im told everywere theres nothing that can be done. Doctors told me it could have been permanently cured had it been treated during puberty, wich seems contrary to most of what ive found online. Online, specially trough your channel, the idea seems to be ''its mora managable the earlier you catch it but it almost always tends to get worse if untreated and it can never be cured. With in person doctors here in Spain were i live the narrative seems to be ''if you make sure youre keeping the best posure during growth it can be made to disapear but after growth its over'' Ive consulted some doctors trough online means and they have insisted i make sure i have actual structural scoliosis as a curve that small that doesnt worsen over so many years doenst fit the profile of most scoliosis cases, so as of now i dont know what to do, doctors i can go see in person tell me its not gonna get worse but i ant do anything about it, you channel suggest i have to manage it, other doctors online tell me it might not be actual structural scoliosis, i dont know if its a muscular issue, if its my vertebrae that are deformed, or if its even my discs, i dont even know if its actual structural scoliosis, as the real life doctor i went to see said it was but couldnt point it out in any sort of scan. To add to that i have worse vision in my right eye than my left, and i tend to turn my head so my left eye is more in the center of my vision, however if i close that eye i automatically tend to go back to a normal posture, ALL back discomfort disapears, AND my shoulders and body just realigns to a symetrical posture, im not sure if my spine also goes back to being straight since i havnt done this under an X ray machine and my curve is too small to be seen by the naked eye. All these theories but i have no one to contrast them with, doctors dismiss anything i say and tell me they are on a rush for the next patient. To make things even wierder, i have always had stronger muscles in the right side of my body (my curve goes to that same side) i know neuromuscular scoliosis exists but the doctor refused to even try to think of a possible cause and said it was neuropathic scoliosis from the start, when i asked if he could consider any of the known causes he simply refused, so i wonder if this might be my case or not
I wish doctors had more of a ''we dont know how to cure it'' mindset rather than a ''this is an incurable disease'' mindset
"We utilize non-invasive techniques for scoliosis management. Explore our treatment approach in detail at www.scoliosisreductioncenter.com/treatment-approach."
I wonder. I know stem cells are used to treat bulged discs, in combination with physical therapy stemcells help heal the disk back to its ideal shape, why cant that be done with scoliosis? use chiropractic methods to align the spine and then treat with stem cells until the spine can support itself in that position.
So far from my own expirience i just dont fit what ive heard from scoliosis. Ive had 4 degrees trough all my teen years, i am now a month away from 21 years old, it hasnt worsened at all, its such a small amount that it doesnt reach the 10 degrees to be considered ''true scoliosis'' from what ive head.Yet im told everywere theres nothing that can be done.
Doctors told me it could have been permanently cured had it been treated during puberty, wich seems contrary to most of what ive found online.
Online, specially trough your channel, the idea seems to be ''its mora managable the earlier you catch it but it almost always tends to get worse if untreated and it can never be cured.
With in person doctors here in Spain were i live the narrative seems to be ''if you make sure youre keeping the best posure during growth it can be made to disapear but after growth its over''
Ive consulted some doctors trough online means and they have insisted i make sure i have actual structural scoliosis as a curve that small that doesnt worsen over so many years doenst fit the profile of most scoliosis cases, so as of now i dont know what to do, doctors i can go see in person tell me its not gonna get worse but i ant do anything about it, you channel suggest i have to manage it, other doctors online tell me it might not be actual structural scoliosis, i dont know if its a muscular issue, if its my vertebrae that are deformed, or if its even my discs, i dont even know if its actual structural scoliosis, as the real life doctor i went to see said it was but couldnt point it out in any sort of scan.
To add to that i have worse vision in my right eye than my left, and i tend to turn my head so my left eye is more in the center of my vision, however if i close that eye i automatically tend to go back to a normal posture, ALL back discomfort disapears, AND my shoulders and body just realigns to a symetrical posture, im not sure if my spine also goes back to being straight since i havnt done this under an X ray machine and my curve is too small to be seen by the naked eye. All these theories but i have no one to contrast them with, doctors dismiss anything i say and tell me they are on a rush for the next patient.
To make things even wierder, i have always had stronger muscles in the right side of my body (my curve goes to that same side) i know neuromuscular scoliosis exists but the doctor refused to even try to think of a possible cause and said it was neuropathic scoliosis from the start, when i asked if he could consider any of the known causes he simply refused, so i wonder if this might be my case or not
Thank you for sharing your story.
Where are you located?
Celebration Florida. To learn more about our methods, please visit our website at www.scoliosisreductioncenter.com/treatment-approach
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