Scoliosis
Scoliosis is a progressive spinal disorder characterized by an abnormal sideways curvature of the spine, often in an “S” or “C” shape.
Scoliosis is a progressive spinal disorder characterized by an abnormal sideways curvature of the spine, often in an “S” or “C” shape.
Scoliosis Care at Kasare Hospital
Scoliosis is a progressive spinal disorder characterized by an abnormal sideways curvature of the spine, often in an "S" or "C" shape. At Kasare Hospital, our team of orthopedic specialists provides comprehensive diagnostic evaluations and personalized treatment plans to effectively manage scoliosis and enhance spinal health.
<20°
Mild — Monitoring & Physiotherapy
20°–40°
Moderate — Bracing
>40°–50°
Severe — Surgical Correction
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Scoliosis is a progressive spinal disorder characterized by an abnormal sideways curvature of the spine, often in an "S" or "C" shape. This condition can develop at any age but is most commonly diagnosed in children and adolescents during growth spurts. While some cases of scoliosis are mild and cause little discomfort, others can lead to back pain, postural imbalance, reduced lung capacity, and mobility issues if the curvature becomes severe.
Scoliosis can be congenital, idiopathic, or neuromuscular in origin, with genetics, abnormal vertebral development, or underlying neurological conditions contributing to its onset. At Kasare Hospital, our team of orthopedic specialists provides comprehensive diagnostic evaluations and personalized treatment plans to effectively manage scoliosis and enhance spinal health.
🔴 Uneven shoulders or shoulder blades
🔴 Visible spinal curvature or asymmetry
🔴 Back pain or postural imbalance
🔴 One hip appearing higher than the other
🔴 Noticed during a child's growth spurt
🔴 Reduced lung capacity in severe curvature
The treatment for scoliosis depends on the degree of curvature, the patient's age, symptoms, and progression risk. At Kasare Hospital, we utilize cutting-edge orthopedic techniques to ensure optimal spinal correction with minimal recovery time.
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Monitoring & Physiotherapy
For mild cases (curves under 20°), regular check-ups and physiotherapy maintain spinal strength and flexibility.
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Bracing
For moderate cases (20°–40°), bracing helps prevent further curvature progression in growing children.
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Spinal Fusion Surgery
For severe cases (over 40°–50°), realigns the spine and stabilizes the vertebrae to prevent worsening.
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Minimally Invasive Correction
Cutting-edge corrective procedures that ensure optimal spinal correction with minimal recovery time.
Successful scoliosis treatment extends beyond medical interventions to include rehabilitation, lifestyle modifications, and posture correction therapies. At Kasare Hospital, we emphasize a holistic approach to scoliosis care, ensuring patients receive expert guidance, personalized treatments, and long-term support for improved spinal health.
✓ Physiotherapy, targeted exercises & chiropractic care
✓ Posture correction to strengthen core and back muscles
✓ Regular evaluations to track spinal alignment
If you or your child experience uneven shoulders, back pain, or visible spinal curvature, schedule a consultation with our specialists today to explore the best treatment options for a healthier, pain-free spine.
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Comprehensive Diagnostic Evaluation
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Personalized Treatment Plans
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Minimally Invasive Correction
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We noticed our daughter's uneven shoulders during a growth spurt. Regular check-ups and physiotherapy here have kept her curve stable without needing a brace.
— Sarika N., parent, Yavatmal
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My son's brace treatment was explained clearly from the start, and his curvature progression has slowed exactly as the doctors predicted.
— Dinesh R., parent
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I was diagnosed with scoliosis as an adult after years of back pain. The team here built a plan around physiotherapy and posture work that's made a real difference.
— Trupti A.
Comprehensive evaluations and personalized treatment plans for a healthier, pain-free spine — right here in Yavatmal.
Q1. At what age is scoliosis usually diagnosed?
It's most commonly diagnosed in children and adolescents during growth spurts, though scoliosis can develop or be identified at any age.
Q2. Does mild scoliosis always need treatment?
Mild cases (curves under 20°) are often managed with regular monitoring and physiotherapy rather than active intervention, as long as the curve remains stable.
Q3. Is bracing painful, and how long does a child need to wear it?
Bracing itself isn't painful, though it takes some adjustment. Duration varies based on the curve and growth remaining, and your orthopedic team will set a schedule tailored to your child.
Q4. Is surgery always needed for scoliosis?
No. Surgery is generally reserved for severe curves (over 40°–50°) or cases where non-surgical treatment hasn't controlled progression.
Q5. Will scoliosis affect my child's growth or activities?
Most children with scoliosis can continue normal activities, including sports, with appropriate monitoring and treatment. Your orthopedic team will guide any specific precautions.
Q6. Can adults develop scoliosis?
Yes. Adult-onset scoliosis can develop due to degenerative changes in the spine, and existing scoliosis from adolescence can also progress with age.
Q7. How is the severity of scoliosis measured?
Severity is measured in degrees of curvature using spinal X-rays, which also help track whether the curve is progressing over time.
Q8. Is scoliosis hereditary?
Genetics can be a contributing factor in some cases, particularly idiopathic scoliosis, though the exact cause varies from patient to patient.
Q9. How do I schedule a scoliosis consultation at Kasare Hospital?
Book online through the "Book Appointment" button on this page, call us at +91-9823112882, or visit us at 239/A Near Shivaji Park, Shivaji Nagar Road, Yavatmal, Maharashtra 445001.
