If only C and S are used to describe scoliosis, then S-type scoliosis is more difficult, because one possibility of S-type scoliosis is that there is a primary scoliosis, and then the other one is compensated by changing the body force, mainly because the bending direction is different, which is more difficult to treat.
Scoliosis is not common in adults. The high incidence age is about 10- 14 years old, that is, from primary school to junior high school. This kind of scoliosis is called idiopathic scoliosis. Why is it called idiopathic scoliosis? Because it mainly occurs in the growth and development stage of teenagers, there are many reasons. I will talk about the treatment later in the article. Another type of scoliosis is congenital.
Transverse bending and degree
Remember the girl who asked the fitness instructor for help at the beginning of the article? If you read the original text carefully, you will find that the word 60 degrees appears in it, which refers to the lateral bending angle.
Personally, the most serious scoliosis I have encountered in my life is 45 degrees, and 60 degrees scoliosis is not common. I have only seen similar medical records in medical pictures, although there are more serious medical records for doctors to see. When chatting with some doctors privately, I heard that there are patients with scoliosis above 100 degrees ... Because the girl mentioned at the beginning of the article is 60 degrees scoliosis, the picture below is a 65-degree scoliosis I found online.