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Keep getting cramps in the back at least once in a year, right side is tilted outside whenever get cramps help with permanent solution.
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We need to first find the cause of scoliosis
I would suggest you to kindly consult a neurosurgeon
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Hello.. Scoliosis could be because of many reasons... To treat the scoliosis we need to control the root cause... If it is postural it can be controlled easily (which it definitely sounds like) with some specific exercise and lifestyle changes....
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Dr. Pallavi Singh (PT)
Physiotherapist
19 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hi. Due to the structural limitation from Scoliosis, you are bound to have poor gait and posture, which may further worsen the condition. To counter this best line of treatment is first you visit a Physiotherapist nearby and get a thorough evaluation done. Start with a regular exercise program for Back, core and body in general. If you like you can add swimming 1-2 times a week. Keep in touch with the therapist in case you get a episode of spasm and pain, with a few sitting Physiotherapist can help you get rid of the active pain.
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Dr. Chirag P. Borana
Orthopedist
12 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hi,
It seems like u get paraspinal muscle spasm occasionally
U need to see an orthopaedic for detailed examination and evaluation whenever u get the pain.
Surely u shouldn't neglect it
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