Is there any developments in cures for kyphosis in a grown adult?
Hart Bochner, At one time, body casts were the only method used to treat adult kyphosis. Fortunately, better treatment methods have evolved over time. Today, numerous effective options are available to correct a severe kyphotic deformity. The first step may include medications, exercise, and special braces to support the spine. These braces may provide some pain relief, but do not actually straighten the spine in adults. Physical therapy may also be an option. If osteoporosis is present, treating it may also slow the progression or reduce symptoms from the kyphosis. Osteoporosis treatment usually involves increasing calcium and vitamin D intake, hormone replacement therapy, and weight-bearing exercises. For patients with severe pain, a progressively worsening curve, or damage to the spinal cord, surgery is recommended. For some patients with Kyphosis, their appearance has resulted in significant psychological issues. Surgery is the only technique to correct the deformity. Surgical trea
