Spinal Pain
Around 20% of people who suffer from idiopathic scoliosis often feel pain around their spinal area. In most cases, it can be described as a persistent ache during the day with bouts of excruciating pain when you move. Lower or upper back pain that does not fade away or get better in 1 week should be checked by a doctor. Manual therapy such as massage, physiotherapy, and chiropractic doesn’t make a considerable impact on this condition. Also, spinal pain would be caused by muscular diseases, spinal trauma, tumors, and degenerative arthritis. [5]
