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What Causes Adult Scoliosis?

Book a FREE scoliosis discovery call and have your case reviewed: ​ 👉https://scolicare.com/denver-colorado... ​ 📘 Download Our FREE Scoliosis Guide ✔️ Stop scoliosis progression naturally ✔️ Discover the best non-surgical treatments for adults ✔️ Learn when bracing or physical therapy helps most ​ 👉 https://scolicare.com/denver-colorado... ​ 🌐 Learn more about customized non-surgical scoliosis treatment at ScoliCare Denver ​ 👉 https://scolicare.com/denver-colorado/ ​ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ ​ Did you know scoliosis isn’t just a condition for kids and teens? In fact, research shows that while only about 3% of teenagers are diagnosed with scoliosis, the rates climb dramatically with age, 9% of adults over 40, 38% of adults in their 60s, and up to 68% by the age of 90. ​ In this video, Dr. Chris Gubbels explains the difference between adolescent scoliosis that progresses into adulthood and adult degenerative (de novo) scoliosis that develops later in life. You’ll also discover the risk factors, warning signs, and progression patterns, as well as real X-ray case studies that illustrate how scoliosis worsens over time. If you or a loved one is struggling with scoliosis, watch until the end for insights on how to take the next step toward treatment and relief. ​ Chapters: 00:00 – Scoliosis is an adult problem, not just for teens 00:50 – The 3 types of adult scoliosis explained 02:01 – Why curves progress faster with age 03:41 – The vicious cycle of asymmetrical breakdown 04:59 – Case 1: Rapid 10-degree progression in 18 months 05:33 – Case 2: A new curve develops and accelerates 07:14 – The biggest visual sign: Leaning and hunching 08:49 – Why scoliosis pain is unique (front-of-thigh pain) 10:11 – 9 key predictors your curve will get worse 12:45 – Get a free guide & personal consultation ​ ​ #ScoliosisTreatment #BackPainRelief #Scoliosis #SpineHealth #ScoliosisAwareness #ChronicPainRelief #PostureCorrection #NonSurgicalTreatment #SpinalHealth #ScoliosisSupport