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flowergirlll

Updated 1y ago

Can Scoliosis Affect Your Legs?

can scoliosis cause issues with your legs??

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Sunshine1953

2y

Yes my orthopedic said that why my legs hurt I have Kyphosis and pinched nerves.
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rebelflamingo

2y

Yes! My legs, knees, and feet hurt from it sometimes
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AllyM3

2y

Yes! If your back is out of place it can mess everything up. Arms, legs, feet, hips, etc. Going to the chiropractor regularly helps me the most with managing all of it
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audRei

2y

Scoliosis can, and does, cause problems in your entire body. If the spine is out of wack everything is out of wack. It just snowballs.
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littlebitz

2y

Absolutely. ALL of my joints ache constantly from being out of line. Our back is literally our body's backbone lol and it affects all of our body.
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IsabelMarie

2y

Yes my hips are uneven and my legs too
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Kei_88

2y

I feel so dumb that I've never considered my chronic hip/knee pain part of my scoliosis
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Kei_88

2y

I just chalked it up to dancing for 20 years, though that probably still has an effect
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PandaWuver

2y

My leg nerves are tight (the ones that run down them and tingle when you stretch) my PT has me working on it.
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sabbymer

2y

Oh wow this was helpful. I have restless leg all the time and recently just started feeling circulation issues. Good to know it's from scoliosis.
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shimshim

2y

As I woke up from my back surgery I felt strings were tied around my toes. I complained and complained trying to express what it felt like now 5 years later those complaints are visual as well as escalated there are times I just can't walk
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rachael1234

2y

Yes my hips and legs are a few inches difference in them

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