Scoliosis Care in Pembroke Pines
Scoliosis is a sideways curvature of the spine with a rotational component. Some curves are small and stay that way; others change during growth and need monitoring.
Adults with long-standing curves usually come to us for a different reason: the muscular pain, stiffness and fatigue that come from carrying an asymmetric spine.
What people notice
- One shoulder or hip sitting visibly higher than the other
- A rib or shoulder blade that stands out when bending forward
- Clothing that consistently hangs unevenly
- Back fatigue and aching after standing or sitting for a while
- Reduced trunk rotation to one side
What we assess
- Curve location, size and flexibility
- Growth stage in adolescents, which affects the risk of progression
- Muscular imbalance and asymmetric loading patterns
- Whether pain is coming from the curve or from something separate
This page is general information, not a diagnosis. An exam is how we determine what applies to you.
How we approach scoliosis
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Measure and monitor
We document posture, curve-related findings and symptoms so change over time is tracked rather than eyeballed.
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Mobility and symptom care
Chiropractic care and soft tissue work address the stiff, overloaded segments that generate day-to-day discomfort.
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Coordinate when it matters
Progressing adolescent curves need orthopedic co-management for bracing decisions. We refer promptly when findings call for it.
Questions we get asked
- Can chiropractic care straighten a scoliosis?
- No, and we will not tell you otherwise. Our focus is mobility, symptom management and appropriate monitoring or referral.
- My teenager was flagged at a school screening — what now?
- Bring them in for an evaluation. We assess the curve and refer for imaging or orthopedic review when the findings warrant it.
- Is exercise safe with scoliosis?
- Generally yes, and it is usually helpful. We tailor the program to your curve and what you are training for.
Related concerns
- Back PainLower and mid-back pain, stiffness and difficulty bending or sitting.Read about back pain
- Neck PainTension, limited turning and posture-related strain through the neck and upper back.Read about neck pain
- Hip PainGroin, outer hip and buttock pain that limits walking, stairs and sleep.Read about hip pain
Treating scoliosis in Pembroke Pines
We're at 12191 Taft Street, Pembroke Pines, FL 33026. Tell us what's going on and when you're reachable, and our team will call you back to set up an exam.