Your question is really hard to answer because there are different types of scoliosis. There are also different grades, sever to mild. Your best bet is to take your daughter to a chiropractor and get her evaluated and X-rays taken. That way the DC can explain to you what is going on and maybe figuire out why it is happening. Without a thorough background and exam it is impossible to answer your question because some can be helped, some corrected, and some can’t. Also age is a very big factor. Every day your daughter’s vertebra are becoming more and more bone and less likely to change. The longer you wait the less you can help.
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Your question is really hard to answer because there are different types of scoliosis. There are also different grades, sever to mild. Your best bet is to take your daughter to a chiropractor and get her evaluated and X-rays taken. That way the DC can explain to you what is going on and maybe figuire out why it is happening. Without a thorough background and exam it is impossible to answer your question because some can be helped, some corrected, and some can’t. Also age is a very big factor. Every day your daughter’s vertebra are becoming more and more bone and less likely to change. The longer you wait the less you can help.