Scoliosis is a condition marked by a sideways curvature of the spine, most easily seen as an S- or C-shaped curve on the back. While it is often idiopathic (meaning the cause is unclear), scoliosis can cause stiffness, discomfort, uneven shoulders or hips, and may limit participation in sports or recreational activities. Both children and adults can be affected, and symptoms can progress slowly over time.
Conservative management, such as exercise therapy, postural correction, bracing (in some cases), and gentle spinal adjustments, can help reduce symptoms and promote spinal mobility. Regular monitoring and personalized care plans aim to improve posture, support confidence, and manage any pain or functional limitations.