Slightly scoliosis of the lumbar spine, is it serious, mild scoliosis of the lumbar spine

Hello, please provide your age, gender, main symptoms".

You may have ankylosing spondylitis.

It depends on the age, the symptoms, if you are older, plus long-term weight bearing, there is no obvious soreness, as long as you pay more attention, and there is a CT to see if it is a lumbar disc herniation caused by scoliosis, what you give is just a report, it is not very useful, just for a reference. It is advisable to see an orthopedic surgeon for diagnosis.

This is 1Spinal disc herniation.

2.Sacroiliitis.

Go to the hospital for manual reduction**. Sacroiliitis**.

It is recommended to have another blood ---B27Then do ** guidance.

Hello, this situation should be noted now. The previous answer is that minors may have spinal deformities during development, but in fact minors still have the opportunity to correct them, and it is possible to return to the normal shape of the spine before the bone matures, and scoliosis is very common during adolescent development. As long as you exercise more, eat a balanced diet during this period, and keep up with your physical development, you can basically return to normal.

This is not the case for adults, the spine does not develop again after it is formed, and the actual length of the spine is higher than the length that supports the upper part of the body, and scoliosis will be formed. Generally, the smaller power will not have an effect, and the subject's situation belongs to this one. However, it is still recommended to assist traction stretching and exercise correction, otherwise it will cause herniation or slippage of the intervertebral disc in the future, which will be more troublesome.

In addition, I usually lie down and look at my mobile phone and read books, and change my posture more. Nothing else.

If you are a minor, you have to pay attention. Adults are fine with mild.

Manual reset.

It has the effect of peeling off ligament adhesions, improving muscle nutrition, strengthening the metabolism in muscles, and enhancing muscle elasticity.

Traction: It can increase the vertebral space to peel off the tissues that have been adhered to achieve the purpose of reduction.

Brace fixation. After traction, the necessary braces are used to force the reduced spine to stabilize and remain unchanged, without retraction changes, and also have the effect of widening the vertebral space.

Electrotherapy: The use of electromagnetism** can increase the absorption function of the lesion site, improve the circulation of qi and blood, peel off tissue adhesions and prevent re-adhesion.

Drugs: According to different conditions and patients' constitution, different drugs and dosages are used to assist and cooperate**.

Surgery: If the lateral curvature rotates too much and there are obvious symptoms of compression of the spinal cord, surgery should be taken**, which is commonly used by nailing and fixation.

Precautions: Generally speaking, patients with a deformity angle of less than 20 degrees are mainly closely observed through exercise and correct posture. Because there are no significant structural changes, gymnastic exercises and upright sitting posture can lead to gradual improvement and disappearance of the deformity. In patients with pre-existing structural changes, physical exercise may also improve posture and spinal range of motion, as well as muscle strength and ligamentous tone, but regular follow-up should be done to see if scoliosis continues to develop.

The deformity angle is more than 20 degrees, which needs to be corrected by external force, and gymnastics exercises are carried out at the same time; If the scoliosis is more than 40 degrees, surgery should be performed**. It is recommended that adolescents in the growth and development period should have a balanced diet, especially eat more calcium-containing foods.

There are two ways to do this: The first is with a splint, which is very hard and takes 22 hours a day to work. It depends, of course. If the lumbar spine is 35 40 degrees, and the thoracic spine is 45 degrees, surgery should be considered.

If it's really scoliosis, nothing **, it's difficult to correct it by sleeping in a sleeping position, of course, it's best to lie flat.

I'm scoliosis but I've had surgery and I hope my experience can help you.

You can find a orthopedic doctor first, if the effect is not good, you can only do minimally invasive pain**, the age is early**, delayed, and it will not be so easy in the future**.