PHYSIOTHERAPY AND REHABILITATION

The spine, which is normally straight when viewed from behind, can curve abnormally in scoliosis. This curvature is more than 10 degrees sideways and affects the entire structure of the spine, not just its angle. Scoliosis can develop at any age. Posture (Posture) Disorders 30 Minutes electrotherapy and personalized exercise program (rehabilitation) appropriate treatment protocol is applied to the patient.

Treatment of scoliosis depends on several factors:

• Age of the patient: Treatment approaches differ in children and adults.
• Severity of curvature: The degree of curvature of the spine (greater than 10 degrees) and its location are taken into account.
• Pain level (adults): Treatment addresses pain management in adults.
• Progression: Doctors monitor whether the curve worsens over time.
• Diagnosis: Early diagnosis through X-rays and physical examinations (MUA) is crucial for successful treatment.

Treatment options for scoliosis include

Observation: This is the first approach to monitor curve progression in mild curves (less than 20 degrees).
Corsettherapy: A brace is used to prevent the curve from getting worse.
Physical therapy: Exercises aim to strengthen muscles and improve posture.
Surgery: This is the last resort for severe cases in both children and adults.
Overall, early diagnosis and choosing the right treatment approach based on individual factors is the key to effective management of scoliosis.

• Stretching Exercises
• Strengthening Exercises
• Electrotherapy Applications
• Heat Agent Applications
• Ultrasound Treatment
• Reflexology
• Thermal Pool Usage
• Salt room therapy
• Mud Bath