Scoliosis Support Group
Scoliosis affects all ages. Unlike the naturally occurring curves in the spine, scoliosis causes the spine to curve abnormally to the left or right.
Lejaiv
Just wondering if anyone out there has had a full back massage years after having scoliosis surgery. I had my surgery 25 yrs ago. Fusion and harrington rods....mid back area. Thank God I have been great!!! I just feel weird about getting massages. I'm afraid they might mess up something in there. Would it be ok? Just wondering. I can't remember the last time I saw a doctor regarding my back. It's been years...my childhood dr already passed away. So I wouldn't go through the trouble of seeing a dr just to ask if it's ok to get massages.
deleted_user
Massages are great! Especially the deep tissue ones! I had my surgery in 1996 and it definately helps with muscle spasms.
deleted_user
I second 1curvymama. I recently had my curve worsen, post-surgery, and deep-tissue massage has been a God-send for me. Helps my pain and discomfort HUGELY. Find a great massage therapist and it could be really great for you. I had to go through a few before I found someone who could do any good--it was like the first two were afraid to work around my spine or something. And unless someone digs in, I don't get much benefit...
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