Hunch back is an abnormal curvature of the spine that results in excessive rounding of the upper back. Though the spine in this region has a natural curve to support the weight of the head and absorb natural shocks, in […]
Scoliosis in children causes a curvature of the spine mostly either in the upper end, or the lower back of the spine. It is common among teenagers especially those who are entering puberty. Scoliosis cases are more common in females […]
As a person ages, there can be some negative impacts on their cervical spine, shoulders, neck, upper back and arms. Cervical spine changes with age. This could be manifested in pain and reduced mobility in these regions. That does not […]
Though Scoliosis is most commonly identified in children and teenagers, it must be noted that even adults may develop Scoliosis. The reasons for adult scoliosis may vary. While in few cases patient can be diagnosed with scoliosis due to degenerative […]
A Spinal tumour is a mass of abnormal tissue that grows in, or near the spinal column. These solid tumours can be malignant (cancerous) or benign (non-cancerous). Either way, these tumours grow overtime and put pressure on the spine leading […]