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How does a sedentary lifestyle lead to scoliosis?

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November 19, 2024

Scoliosis is a spinal condition causing an abnormal spine curve, often in the shape ofthe letter "S" or "C," that can develop at any age but is the most common in children and adolescents.

- DR. ASHISH DAGAR

How does a sedentary lifestyle lead to scoliosis?

It can be caused by various factors, like neuromuscular conditions like cerebral palsy or muscle dystrophy, defects present since the time of birth, any injury to the back, or spinal cord irregularities. Apart from this, sedentary lifestyle as a risk factor for scoliosis is often ignored. In the modern world, sedentary lifestyles have become common, causing various health issues, especially due to long sitting hours, prevailing desk jobs, poor back posture, and the lack of physical activities. It can significantly contribute to the development of scoliosis.

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