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Suffering From Scoliosis? These Yoga Asanas Can Help To Manage The Condition
One of the ways to manage scoliosis is through yoga. Certain yoga asanas can help improve posture, strengthen the muscles that support the spine, increase flexibility, and reduce muscle tension. However, yoga is not a cure for scoliosis.
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Non-Surgical Treatments To Tackle Scoliosis
Non-surgical methods to tackles scoliosis: Scoliosis is a condition which causes sideways curvature of spine. This condition mostly happens during growth spurt just before hitting puberty.
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16-Year-Old Undergoes A Scoliosis Surgery In Kerala
As an initiative to sensitise people on available treatment for bone and joint disorders, city based Aster Malabar Institute of Medical Sciences (MIMS) has performed a Scoliosis surgery on a 16-year-old girl.
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Rare surgery straightens her bent back
In a unique surgery lasting seven-and-a-half hours, Dr Vidhyadhara S, a spine surgeon at Manipal Hospital, successfully rectified a severe spinal deformity in a 62-year-old-woman. The surgery was performed with minimal blood transfusion.Due to the deformity, known as degenerative thoracolumbar rigid scoliosis, the middle of the woman's backbone was...
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Suffering From Scoliosis? These Yoga Asanas Can Help To Manage The Condition
One of the ways to manage scoliosis is through yoga. Certain yoga asanas can help improve posture, strengthen the muscles that support the spine, increase flexibility, and reduce muscle tension. However, yoga is not a cure for scoliosis.
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Non-Surgical Treatments To Tackle Scoliosis
Non-surgical methods to tackles scoliosis: Scoliosis is a condition which causes sideways curvature of spine. This condition mostly happens during growth spurt just before hitting puberty.
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16-Year-Old Undergoes A Scoliosis Surgery In Kerala
As an initiative to sensitise people on available treatment for bone and joint disorders, city based Aster Malabar Institute of Medical Sciences (MIMS) has performed a Scoliosis surgery on a 16-year-old girl.
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Rare surgery straightens her bent back
In a unique surgery lasting seven-and-a-half hours, Dr Vidhyadhara S, a spine surgeon at Manipal Hospital, successfully rectified a severe spinal deformity in a 62-year-old-woman. The surgery was performed with minimal blood transfusion.Due to the deformity, known as degenerative thoracolumbar rigid scoliosis, the middle of the woman's backbone was...
