Scholiosis
(3 discussions)
Hello, I have been told by a doctor that I have scholiosis and I am only 13 Is This normal.also another question is could this be to do with my calcium intake while my mother was pregnant or throughout my life?
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Monica Sergeant
What type of scholosis do you have when one breast is bigger than the other? In other words one grows but the other doesnt.
DC student
You don’t have to have scoliosis for one breast to be larger than the other. In fact most women have one breast larger than the other. It is just some idiopathic, unknown origin, thing that happens.
DC student
High intake of calcium while pregnant likely has little to no effect on scoliosis, though I am not sure. Scoliosis can be due to trauma, genetics, as a compensation to other changes in posture, or through unknown means. If you have a mild postural scoliosis a chiropractor can help. Tell your parents to make an appointment and you ask to have some X-rays taken, most DCs do this by default. They will start out by making several closely spaced visits and then will not visit as closely together. After a year or so you will likely see some change.