At What Age does Scoliosis Stop Progressing ? | Dr. Andrew Strauss

In this video Dr. Strauss, a chiropractor specializing in scoliosis treatment, explains that scoliosis is a lifelong condition that does not cease to progress but varies in its rate over time. Based on Natural History studies from various parts of the world, he notes that scoliosis can be either adolescent, persisting into adulthood, or degenerative, starting in middle age due to wear and tear. In children, the curvature of the spine progresses rapidly, at a rate of 10 to 20 degrees per year, until skeletal maturity is reached, after which the rate slows significantly to about 0.5 to 1 degree per year. From age 40 onwards, the progression rate slightly increases, and further accelerates after age 60. Strauss highlights the importance of early treatment to manage the condition and prevent severe curvature over time.
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Dr. Strauss is the director of the Hudson Valley Scoliosis Correction Center in New York. He has been actively engaged in scoliosis treatment for the past 30 years and has authored two books on the subject, Your Child Has Scoliosis and The Truth About Adult Scoliosis.
He is Vice President of the CLEAR Scoliosis Institute and a lecturer for their introductory and advanced workshops. He is certified in scoliosis bracing and in the use of scoliosis specific exercises. Dr. Strauss is a graduate of the ISICO World Masters of Scoliosis.His postgraduate studies also include a Masters Degree in Acupuncture as well as training in Grostic, Pettibon, CBP, Clinical Nutrition, Chinese Herbal Medicine, Manipulation under Anesthesia, and Electrodiagnosis.
His scoliosis practice has treated patients from 25 states and 32 other foreign countries.
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[@mphommathapelomolekoa]

In depth, thank you for this.

[@willfritz7903]

Thanks for the awesome video!

[@mr.fontaine1583]

Could I enlist in the military with scoliosis?

[@dakotadunsmore7011]

No. Unless it's less than a 5% Variable from the norm you will be disqualified without medical waivers.