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What is Hyperkyphosis? | Scheuermann's Disease & Bad Posture

Hyperkyphosis is an excessive forward curvature of the upper spine. People with hyperkyphosis tend to have a hunched-over appearance. SKIP TO... 0:03 What is Hyperkyphosis? 0:07 Hyperkyphosis vs Scoliosis: What's the Difference? 0:17 Who Can Get Hyperkyphosis? 0:24 Causes of Hyperkyphosis: Scheuermann's Disease 0:33 Causes of Hyperkyphosis: Bad Posture 0:44 Do You Have Good Posture? 1:07 Forward Head Position (FHP) 1:31 Other Causes of Hyperkyphosis 1:42 Symptoms of Hyperkyphosis 2:04 Hyperkyphosis Treatment from Scoliosis SOS 2:15 How Can We Help You? Possible causes of hyperkyphosis include... SCHEUERMANN'S DISEASE: This is a condition where the vertebrae (the small bones that make up your spine) develop into a wedge shape. BAD POSTURE: Forward head position (FHP) can put excessive pressure on your spine, sometimes resulting in hyperkyphosis. Unfortunately, our increasingly sedentary lifestyles - and our tendency to sit hunched over our laptops and smartphones for prolonged periods - are making postural problems increasingly common. Watch our video to learn more about hyperkyphosis and find out whether you have good posture. WHO ARE SCOLIOSIS SOS? The Scoliosis SOS Clinic is a London-based treatment centre specialising in non-surgical therapy for people with scoliosis, hyperkyphosis, and other spinal conditions. To find out more about Scoliosis SOS, please visit our website: https://www.scoliosissos.com/