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Scoliosis Treatment with Dr. Tony Nalda

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  • Scoliosis can be a confusing diagnosis. Dr. Tony Nalda helps to answer your questions and provide insights on your treatment options available, so that you don't have to just watch and wait or resort to scoliosis surgery.
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Scoliosis can be a confusing diagnosis. Dr. Tony Nalda helps to answer your questions and provide insights on your treatment options available, so that you don't have to just watch and wait or resort to scoliosis surgery.
Scoliosis Reduction Center ©2022
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  • Episode 136: Scoliosis Degrees of Curvature

    Episode 136: Scoliosis Degrees of Curvature
    2025/01/14
    Understanding Scoliosis: Degrees of Curvature and Treatment Implications In this episode, we explore the implications of scoliosis curvature on treatment options, ranging from mild to very severe cases. Dr. Tony Nalda delves into the specifics of scoliosis diagnosis, its progression, and how these factors influence the course of treatment. Defining Scoliosis and Its Severity Diagnosis: Scoliosis is characterized by a sideways curvature of the spine of at least 10 degrees, accompanied by rotation. Classification by Severity: Mild Scoliosis: 10 to 25 degrees Moderate Scoliosis: 25 to 40 degrees Severe Scoliosis: Over 40 degrees Very Severe Scoliosis: Over 80 degrees Treatment Strategies by Severity Mild Scoliosis: Traditional Treatment: Often involves observation only, with no active intervention. Functional Approach: May include chiropractic care, specialized exercises, and possibly corrective bracing to prevent progression. Moderate Scoliosis: Traditional Treatment: Options vary; some doctors recommend bracing (e.g., Boston brace), which aims to slow progression rather than reduce curvature. Functional Approach: Emphasizes reducing the curve through intensive chiropractic care, in-office rehabilitation, home therapy, and corrective bracing. Severe Scoliosis: Traditional Treatment: Primarily surgical, involving spinal fusion to stop curve progression and possibly reduce curvature. Functional Approach: Focuses on bringing the curvature below the surgical threshold using non-invasive methods like advanced bracing and comprehensive rehabilitation programs. Very Severe Scoliosis: Traditional Treatment: Almost exclusively surgical, with spinal fusion being the primary option. Functional Approach: For patients refusing surgery for personal or religious reasons, treatment aims to reduce curvature as much as possible through intensive, ongoing care. Key Insights Growth and Progression: Growth spurts are a significant factor in scoliosis progression. Early and proactive treatment is crucial, especially in young patients, to manage and potentially reduce curvature before it becomes severe. Customization of Care: Scoliosis requires a personalized treatment approach due to the unique nature of each case. The type of scoliosis, its location, and severity all dictate the specific interventions required. Long-term Management: For higher degrees of curvature, even if non-surgical methods do not completely resolve the condition, they can improve quality of life and spinal function, potentially avoiding or delaying the need for surgery. Conclusion Scoliosis treatment varies significantly based on the curvature's degree and the patient's growth phase. Dr. Nalda advocates for early intervention and a functional approach over traditional methods that often wait until progression necessitates invasive procedures like surgery. Each scoliosis case demands a tailored treatment plan, with a strong preference for reducing curvature non-invasively to avoid the complications associated with surgical interventions. For more insights into managing scoliosis and other related topics, subscribe to our channel and click the bell icon for updates. Musicbed SyncID: MB01TZ6VH1I7UDD
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    11 分
  • Episode 135: Moderate Scoliosis Treatment Without Surgery: Michael's Story

    Episode 135: Moderate Scoliosis Treatment Without Surgery: Michael's Story
    2025/01/02
    Michael's Journey: From Misdiagnosis to Effective Scoliosis Management In today’s podcast episode, we explore the unique and challenging journey of Michael, a young boy whose scoliosis story exemplifies the difficulties and complexities associated with diagnosing and effectively managing this condition. Early Signs and Misdiagnosis Initial Concerns: Michael’s journey began with knee pain and difficulty walking, rather than the typical signs of scoliosis. His discomfort was so severe that even enjoyable activities like visiting Disney World were not appealing to him. First Diagnosis: Initially, orthopedic specialists attributed Michael’s symptoms to his knees and suggested physical therapy, which proved ineffective. The Progression of Scoliosis Rapid Curve Progression: Over nine months, Michael’s scoliosis rapidly progressed from a mild 8-degree curvature to nearly 30 degrees. This unexpected worsening highlighted the unpredictable nature of scoliosis progression, particularly in growing children. Treatment Challenges and Alternatives Inadequate Solutions: Initially offered a Providence brace, Michael's family was skeptical due to mixed success rates. The looming suggestion of surgery as the next step prompted them to seek alternative treatments. Growth and Progression Risk: Michael’s case underscores the inherent risk of progression in adolescent scoliosis, driven by growth spurts that cannot be halted. Turning Point and Alternative Approach Discovering Dr. Tony: At a critical juncture, a family friend introduced Michael’s family to Dr. Tony and his non-surgical approach to scoliosis management. Comprehensive Treatment: Dr. Tony’s method involved a rigorous but manageable routine of specific exercises tailored to Michael’s unique curvature, alongside a gradual reduction in brace wear—from 23 hours initially down to 8 hours. Impact of Targeted Non-Surgical Treatment Significant Improvement: Through consistent participation in a specialized exercise program and adherence to the bracing protocol, Michael experienced substantial improvements. His curvature decreased to under 10 degrees, effectively bringing him out of the scoliosis threshold. Holistic Care: Beyond just addressing the spinal curvature, Dr. Tony’s treatment also improved Michael’s overall musculoskeletal health, including his knees and gait. Broader Implications Neuromuscular Considerations: Michael’s broader symptoms suggested a possible neuromuscular component to his scoliosis, which was also addressed through the comprehensive care plan, underscoring the importance of a holistic approach to treatment. Conclusion Michael’s story is not just one of overcoming a physical condition but also highlights the critical importance of accurate diagnosis, the potential pitfalls of conventional treatment paths, and the effectiveness of personalized, non-invasive management strategies. His journey from near surgical intervention to a significantly improved quality of life offers hope and valuable insights for other families navigating similar challenges. For more inspiring stories and expert advice on managing scoliosis, subscribe to our podcast and visit the Scoliosis Reduction Center's website. If you're looking for resources or need guidance on scoliosis treatment options, don't hesitate to reach out and explore what's possible beyond traditional surgical approaches. Musicbed SyncID: MB01DPQCDJHCYFI
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  • Episode 134: What Are The Symptoms of Scoliosis?

    Episode 134: What Are The Symptoms of Scoliosis?
    2024/12/31
    Understanding Scoliosis: Symptoms, Impacts, and Management In today's insightful episode of our podcast, Dr. Tony Nalda discusses the complexities of scoliosis, focusing on its symptoms, progression, and the implications of various treatment approaches. This episode aims to demystify scoliosis for patients and their families, offering a comprehensive look at how this condition affects individuals differently depending on numerous factors. What is Scoliosis? Definition and Diagnosis: Scoliosis is characterized by an unnatural sideways curvature of the spine, accompanied by rotation. To be classified as scoliosis, the curvature must be 10 degrees or greater, as measured by the Cobb angle analysis. Types of Scoliosis Idiopathic Scoliosis: Making up about 80% of cases, idiopathic scoliosis has no single known cause and is considered multifactorial. Neuromuscular Scoliosis: Associated with conditions affecting muscles and nerves. Congenital Scoliosis: Caused by vertebral anomalies present at birth. Degenerative Scoliosis: Results from age-related spinal degeneration. Traumatic Scoliosis: Caused by traumatic injuries leading to immediate curvature. Symptoms Across Life Stages Adolescent Scoliosis: Most diagnoses occur between ages 10 and 18. Surprisingly, during these years, even significant curvatures often do not cause pain. Adult Scoliosis: In contrast, adults are more likely to experience pain as scoliosis progresses due to spinal compression from gravity. Common Symptoms and Signs Pain: Not directly correlated with the curvature size but rather with age and the rate of progression in adulthood. Postural Changes: The most noticeable signs of scoliosis include uneven shoulders, misaligned hips, and rib protrusion, which can affect how clothing fits and overall body alignment. Functional Impairments: In severe cases, scoliosis can lead to issues with lung function and digestion, although these effects vary greatly. Treatment Considerations Surgical Approaches: While surgery, specifically spinal fusion, can halt the progression and reduce curvature, it comes with the cost of spinal immobility and potential long-term complications. Conservative Management: Dr. Nalda advocates for non-surgical options that focus on reducing curvature while maintaining spine flexibility. These include customized exercises, bracing, and chiropractic care, aimed at preventing further curve progression and managing symptoms without the risks associated with surgery. Proactive Treatment and Early Intervention The Value of Early Detection: Identifying scoliosis early in its progression offers the best chance for effective management, especially in children and adolescents. Early intervention can prevent the curve from worsening and reduce the likelihood of needing invasive procedures later in life. Patient-Centered Care: Each scoliosis case is unique; thus, treatment plans should be tailored to individual needs, taking into account the type of scoliosis, its severity, and the patient's overall health and lifestyle. Conclusion This episode underscores the importance of understanding scoliosis beyond the curvature of the spine, highlighting how symptoms can vary and the critical role of tailored treatments. For anyone dealing with scoliosis or responsible for someone who is, proactive management and a thorough evaluation of treatment options are key to improving quality of life and managing this complex spinal condition effectively. For more insights and to stay informed about the latest developments in scoliosis treatment, subscribe to our podcast and explore our resources available at the Scoliosis Reduction Center. Join us in our next episode as we continue to provide valuable information and support for the scoliosis community. Musicbed SyncID: MB01ACKWVVF13S6
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    12 分

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