Talking to Your Doctor About Scoliosis
by
Cynthia M. Johnson, MA Your child has their own health history. Talk with your child's doctor about your child's risks and background with scoliosis. You can take an active role in your child's care by talking openly and often with the doctor. Tips for Getting InformationHere are some tips that will make it simpler for you to talk to your child's doctor:
Questions to Ask Your DoctorAbout Scoliosis:
About Your Child's Risk of Getting Scoliosis:
About Treatment Options:
About Lifestyle Changes:
About Outlook:
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EBSCO Medical Review Board Daniel A. Ostrovsky, MD | ||
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