What about spinal curvature?

Patients with spinal curvature can be treated with non-surgical treatment, brace treatment, surgical treatment, rehabilitation training, etc. 1. Non-surgical treatment For mild spinal curvature, non-surgical treatment is often used, including physical therapy (e.g. traction, massage), posture training (e.g. use of orthoses, specific gymnastics exercises) and regular follow-up observations. These methods are designed to strengthen the muscles around the spine and improve poor posture, thereby slowing the progression of bending. 2. Brace therapy For adolescent idiopathic scoliosis, braces (e.g. Boston brace) is a common treatment. By wearing a special brace, it can effectively control the further development of spinal curvature and may improve the spinal morphology to some extent. 3. Surgical treatment For patients with severe curvature and ineffective non-surgical treatment, surgical treatment is necessary. Surgical procedures include spinal fusion, internal fixation, etc., designed to restore the normal curvature of the spine by removing or correcting the curved spinal parts.Rehabilitation training Rehabilitation training is an integral part of spinal curvature treatment whether or not surgery is performed. Through professionally guided rehabilitation training, patients can learn correct sitting, standing and walking posture, strengthen the strength and flexibility of muscles around the spine, thus consolidating the treatment effect and preventing recurrence.