Scoliosis Treatment in Arlington, WA
Non-Invasive, Expert Care for Scoliosis
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Scoliosis Treatment at Pinnacle Chiropractic
If you or a loved one is dealing with scoliosis, Pinnacle Chiropractic in Smokey Point offers specialized chiropractic treatments designed to slow, stop, or even reverse scoliosis progression.
Chiropractic Treatment for Scoliosis
Scoliosis is a spinal condition characterized by an abnormal sideways curvature of the spine. It often begins in childhood or adolescence and can rapidly worsen during puberty. However, scoliosis can also develop in adults due to spinal degeneration.
If left untreated, scoliosis can cause:
- Chronic back pain
- Postural imbalances
- Joint, nerve, and spinal cord stress
- Limited mobility
Early Detection is Key!
Early scoliosis screening is crucial for effective treatment and avoiding surgery. Severe cases may require surgical intervention with rods and screws to prevent further progression. However, with corrective chiropractic care, many patients can successfully manage scoliosis without surgery.
At Pinnacle Chiropractic, Dr. Woodbury specializes in Chiropractic BioPhysics® (CBP)—a proven method for correcting spinal imbalances and improving scoliosis-related symptoms.
Our Comprehensive Scoliosis Treatment Approach
Corrective Chiropractic Care for Scoliosis
Unlike traditional chiropractic care or physical therapy, Corrective Chiropractic using Chiropractic BioPhysics (CBP®) provides the best track record for treating scoliosis. Our approach includes:
- Chiropractic Adjustments – Gentle, targeted spinal corrections to improve alignment. Read more about our Advanced Chiropractic Care.
- Scoliosis-Specific Exercises – Strengthening exercises designed to support spinal stability
- Mirror-Image Adjustments – A technique to counteract abnormal spinal curvature
- Traction Therapy – Spinal remodeling to gradually restore proper alignment
- Bracing (for severe cases) – When necessary, scoliosis bracing may be recommended to prevent further curvature progression.
Our Scoliosis Treatment Process
- Patient Consultation: A thorough health history review to understand how scoliosis has affected spinal development and overall health, establishing a baseline for treatment progress.
- Comprehensive Physical Examination:
- Posture analysis
- Neurologic & Orthopedic exams
- Chiropractic spinal assessment
- X-rays (if necessary) to accurately measure spinal curvature using advanced computerized imaging.
- Report of Findings:
- Our chiropractor will explain the results of the exam and X-rays.
- A discussion with the patient and their family about treatment options.
- Customized Care Plan:
- If corrective care is appropriate, a personalized treatment plan will be developed.
- The goal is to stop, slow, or even reverse scoliosis progression.
Take Control of Your Spinal Health with Pinnacle Chiropractic
Don’t wait until scoliosis progresses—early treatment is key to avoiding long-term complications.
Call Pinnacle Chiropractic at 360-658-8486 to schedule your scoliosis screening and begin your path to better posture and spinal health!
Scoliosis Treatment FAQ
At what age should scoliosis treatment begin?
Scoliosis can be treated at any age, but early detection is key. Children and teenagers benefit from early intervention to prevent worsening curvature, while adults can find relief from pain, stiffness, and postural imbalances through chiropractic care.
Can chiropractic care prevent scoliosis from getting worse?
Chiropractic adjustments and rehabilitation exercises can help slow the progression of scoliosis by promoting better spinal alignment and muscle balance. However, severe cases may require a combination of treatments, including bracing or medical intervention.
How often should I see a chiropractor for scoliosis treatment?
The frequency of visits depends on the severity of the condition and treatment goals. Many scoliosis patients benefit from weekly or biweekly adjustments along with a structured exercise program to support long-term spinal health.