Kefi

106d

any recommendations for scoliosis relief? i can't afford the braces my doctor offered or surgery, and the pain is starting to take a toll on me.

Kyphosis & Scoliosis

Generalized pain

Ibuprofen

Gabapentin

Lidocaine

Curvature of spine

Chronic Generalized pain

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    • 100Percent_K

      75d

      @CMD PT is fantastic for scoliosis, especially the smaller curves 🙂

    • 100Percent_K

      106d

      Do you have access to physical therapy?

      • Kefi

        106d

        @100Percent_K currently no, but i did for a few weeks last year. i've been keeping up with the weekly stretches i was taught, though they only help for short increments.

        • 100Percent_K

          105d

          @Kefi I gotcha! I find gabapentin helpful as well for my pain. Don’t know if that’s an option at all for you

    • TheMoonGoddess420

      106d

      I have it to meds are the only thing that help mine.

    • Mary85

      106d

      I have it to and my dr won’t put me on anything stronger then ibuprofen and it doesn’t help at all

    • AmmoMstar

      104d

      Weed helps me not sure if you live where is legal but if u know someone who knows someone you can get aswell

      • onlyme

        86d

        @AmmoMstar It helps me to. I've used it for over 30 years 👍 it's not legal here, I'm in the UK, but needs must.

    • AmmoMstar

      104d

      I have a medical marijuana card for scoliosis and my mental health x

    • CMD

      75d

      Hello I saw your message and was curious as to what degree your scoliosis is? I went to a chiropractor for a neck adjustment and found out from him that I have scoliosis. He told me it wasn’t bad, but there was things that I could do to keep it from getting worse. He really encouraged exercise. Do you do any exercises for your scoliosis? Sad to say, I have not done a massive amount of research on this yet as I was just recently diagnosed. I have several other health issues that I have been trying to combat along with the scoliosis that they are taking priority over my scoliosis right now. I do lidocaine patches and heat patches which I buy over-the-counter and that helps me with my back pain. When my back pain gets too intense, I take Aleve. Unfortunately that is a double edge sword for me because it affects my kidneys and I have issues in that area , so I have to be very careful when taking Aleve taking it only when I can’t handle the pain any longer. Exercise is something I do moderately, as I am afraid to do exercise that is strenuous for fear I will trip and fall while jumping around. So I play it safe and I do a lot of walking. while exercising in my house, I’ll do the walking exercises.. i use weights, which helps build bone.. I have researched and it shows that if you use weights it can help to stress your bones which causes new bone growth. When I walk outside, I use a weighted vest and also push a baby stroller with my dogs in it and add 10 pound bag of rice to add weight to the buggy. I take vitamin supplements to help with my bone growth as well. Would love to chat if you are available perhaps you can give me information I am not aware of yet . Hope to chat soon 😊

      • 100Percent_K

        75d

        @CMD PT is fantastic for scoliosis, especially the smaller curves 🙂

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