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Use our easy-to-follow guide and upload your X-ray to receive fast, accurate results for scoliosis detection.

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Check Yourself

Simple Steps to Spot Scoliosis

Stand Tall in Front of a Mirror
Remove bulky clothing to clearly see your spine and posture.

Look for signs like:
- Uneven shoulders.
- Uneven hips.
- A tilted head.
Check Shoulder Levels

Observe whether one shoulder is noticeably higher than the other.
Observe Your Rib Cage, Waist, and Hips
Bend forward slightly and check for:
- One side of the rib cage being higher.
- Uneven waistlines.
- A higher appearance of one hip.
Perform the Forward Bend Test
Bend forward at the waist, letting your arms hang naturally.

Look for:
- One side of the back appearing higher.
- Uneven alignment.
Tip: Ask someone to observe or take a photo of your back.
Note Pain or Discomfort

Is there persistent back pain or stiffness?

Monitor whether pain limits your movements or daily activities.

"Notice any changes? Track them closely and consult a healthcare professional for a clear diagnosis.
These steps are a guide and not a substitute for medical advice."

Your Path to Recovery

Scoliosis Treatment Options

Observation

Suitable for mild cases with a small curve.
Regular doctor visits and X-rays to monitor the spine.

Bracing

Used for moderate curves in growing children or teens.
A custom-fitted brace helps stop the curve from worsening.

Physical Therapy

Exercises to strengthen the back and improve posture.
Focus on flexibility and core stability.

Medication for Pain Relief

For mild discomfort, over-the-counter painkillers may help.
Consult a doctor for long-term pain management.

Surgery (Severe Cases)

Needed if the curve is very large or causing serious problems.
Common procedure: Spinal fusion to straighten and stabilize the spine.

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