The disease of scoliosis renders many symptoms and side effects which people do not fully understand. The lack of understanding results in people's disregard of the symptoms.
Persons who have scoliosis find that their daily functions are altered, but looked upon as everything is normal.
For example, “Oh, my kid sleeps late in the morning, I can’t get her out of bed, she’s cranky, and won’t eat breakfast.” Typical teenager, right?
Oh no this is not typical of normal healthy teenager.
Do you typically hear this?
“My back pain is becoming greater because I’m getting older. I’m so tired and I have headaches all the time, I’m told that I’m going to have to learn to live with it.”
These are just a few of the complaints that I hear in my practice. The list continues from insomnia, mood swings, chronic fatigue, thyroid problems, ADD, sciatic leg pain, neck and low back pain, stomach pain, asthma and being a night owl.
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Have you been told by your doctor or health care provider, “I can give you something for that problem but it’s not your scoliosis, or scoliosis is only a curve in your spine and “it’s all in your head.”
Yes, these symptoms exist, along with many others that intertwine with one’s neurological system, muscular/skeletal, digestive, and hormonal system.
To conquer the complexities of scoliosis, education, persistence, and good knowledge based decisions are of the utmost.
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Dr. Art Copes
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