Kyphosis: Pain is the typical symptom associated with kyphosis. There may be no symptoms at all, but kyphosis is usually associated with pain. See your family md for a thorough workup.
Answered 9/29/2016
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Deformity: The symptoms are mainly due to the forward balance deformity. That may include pain, weakness, pulmonary issues, and also a feeling of abdominal bloating. In severe cases, the rib cage may contact the pelvis causing pain. There may also be a sensation of a forward imbalance when walking. Low back pain may also occur.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Back pains: You can help it by: 1) walk on your tip toes your hands joint together trying to "reach" the ceiling and you gaze up to the ceiling. 2) put a book on your head and walk with it 3)yoga- yes- all kinds of stretching 4)breathing exercises-slow, deep, alone as a daily routine and of cause as part of yoga and all other exercises above or any others that you like and find helpful.
Answered 2/1/2019
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See nelow: Severe deformities present with thoracic or lumbar back ache or tiredness mild cases have no symptoms stiffness is associated with some kyphosing conditions ankylosing spondylitis.
Answered 10/24/2017
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