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Could I have Scoliosis? Pls help

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may93

VIP 227 days ago

Hey there. One of my shoulder blades are higher than the other and my friends believe that it could be Scoliosis. What are some other common symptoms? Could it be anything else? Should I be concerned? Hope u could help.

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Sam Seow

227 days ago

This sounds like you have some sort of muscle imbalance, which cld be affecting your posture. I used to have that too, had to go for physio to strengthen my weaker side of muscle to correct the posture. If u are concerned about scoliosis in particular, i think u need an x-ray. perhaps go and consult with a sports med doc?

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