How To Fix Kyphosis?

See a doctor or spine specialist for an accurate diagnosis

Get imaging if recommended to determine the cause and severity

Do prescribed physical therapy and posture training

Strengthen back, core, and shoulder muscles

Stretch tight chest, hamstring, and hip muscles

Practice ergonomic sitting, standing, and sleeping positions

Avoid prolonged slouching and frequent forward head posture

Use pain relief measures only as directed by a clinician

Wear a brace if prescribed, especially in growing children or teens

Treat underlying causes such as osteoporosis, Scheuermann’s disease, or fractures

Maintain healthy bone density with calcium, vitamin D, and weight-bearing exercise

Consider surgery only for severe, progressive, or painful cases

Seek urgent care if there is numbness, weakness, breathing trouble, or worsening deformity

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