scoliosis physiotherapy
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how our scoliosis physiotherapy works
Scoliosis is a condition that affects the backbone or spine. Instead of having a straight spine, people with scoliosis have curved spines. The severity of the curve can vary greatly and will often determine the level of treatment you require to relieve pain and improve your quality of life.
For most, scoliosis is diagnosed in adolescence; however, we see children, adolescents, and adults who require therapy to manage their condition.
Scoliosis’s most common physical symptoms include a visible curve in the spine, uneven hips, ribs that stick out more on one side of the body, and one shoulder blade that tends to look higher.
For patients, symptoms of scoliosis often include:
lower back pain
stiffness
numbness in legs
fatigue
If your doctor has diagnosed you with scoliosis, you’ll likely greatly benefit from physical therapy, and lucky for you, our facility offers some of the best scoliosis therapy around.
The search for scoliosis physiotherapy in Ottawa ends today.
Experience the difference when you work with a physical therapist from A Plus Physiotherapy and Wellness Centre.
With physical therapy for scoliosis, we will teach you exercises to help self-correct your posture (most effective for children or adolescents). We will also go over correct body mechanics, teaching you how to sit, stand, and lie down in ways that support your posture. And lastly, we will help you stabilize your spine, which will help decrease a lot of the pain and pressure you might be feeling.
Physiotherapy for scoliosis is one of the most effective treatments for scoliosis. It is non-invasive, easy to implement, and with consistent dedication to the exercises and stretches that we provide, you will be able to manage your scoliosis.
benefits of scoliosis physiotherapy
reduced discomfort
Scoliosis can lead to pain in the spine, legs, shoulders, and even jaw. Scoliosis can also lead to pinched nerves, which create numbness in the legs. With therapy, we can help to reduce this discomfort. If you’re struggling with pain in your jaw from scoliosis, we can help those searching for TMJ therapy.
prevents further curvature
Physical therapy is always the first line of defense when managing scoliosis. Physical therapy is highly effective at treating scoliosis, and it doesn’t require any surgery or painful procedure. With the guidance of a therapist who can provide you with exercises and stretches, you can get your scoliosis under control.
improved body composition
With regular physical therapy for scoliosis, the spine will start to straighten. In turn, this can have a lot of positive impacts on the rest of the body, including improved breathing, better posture, improved movement patterns, stronger core, and better balance.
