In September 2013, a scoliosis case concerning a 12-year-old girl, H.K., was addressed with an intensive care approach. H.K. was suffering from back pain and dizziness, symptoms often exacerbated by scoliosis. Her condition was characterized by an S-curve scoliosis with a top curve of 45 degrees and a bottom curve of 25 degrees. Additionally, her right hip was elevated by 5 degrees over the left, contributing to her scoliosis-related pain.

The care plan for H.K. included a 2-week intensive scoliosis care program, emphasizing pain management and spinal correction. The program incorporated lower back and abdominal strengthening exercises to support her spine and alleviate scoliosis-induced pain. Efforts were also made to restore the natural curvature of her neck, which is crucial for overall spinal health.

Following intensive scoliosis care, H.K. experienced a significant reduction in her spinal curves, with the top curve decreasing to 32.5 degrees and the bottom to 16 degrees. This improvement in her scoliosis condition was accompanied by a notable decrease in pain and dizziness, enhancing her quality of life.

To maintain the progress achieved through scoliosis care, H.K. was advised to continue with the prescribed exercises and to use an orthosis corset. This corset was recommended to provide ongoing support and ensure the stability of the spinal improvements.

H.K.’s experience highlights the effectiveness of dedicated scoliosis care in managing pain and correcting spinal deformities. It underscores the importance of a tailored care program that addresses the specific needs of scoliosis patients, aiming to reduce pain and improve overall function.

*Note: The patient’s name has been initialized to protect her privacy.*