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I have Kyphosis and Scoliosis. Do I have to have the corrective surgery? |
I am 20. I have had Kyphosis and Scoliosis since I was 11. I was wondering if I really need to have the surgery? My back hurts at times and I do have a severe case, but no breathing or any other kind of problems. I had heard that once you get to an age where you no longer grow the Kyphosis and Scoliosis doesnt get any worse after that. Anyone ever heard of that? this is a tricky question bc we don't know how bad or where the kyphosis is. but my suggestion is to go ahead and get the surgery because as you get old it will only get worse. if you get the surgery now you would have a better change of recovery. as for if the kyphosis will get worse or not after you stop growing, i believe it will as you get older your intercalated discs can get worn down and cause major health problems. however, this is a personal choice and you can go either way. i wish you the best. It may not get worse, but it sure isn't going to get any better, and chronic back pain isn't easy to live with. I'd see a couple of surgeons that specialize in back surgery and get their opinion as to what you ought to do. The longer you wait, the more difficult the surgery would be. The final decision would be up to you, but at least get some valid diagnoses from competent medical specialists. Good luck. check with your doctor, incase they cause any breathing problems. sometimes you will not have enough room for your lungs to expand Have you considered medical treatment and surgical help for this in India? My cousin got her surgery from a company called Forerunners Healthcare in India. |
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