Importance Of Spinal Development In Girls
It is the same thing that can affect spinal development, self-esteem, athletic performance and even lung capacity, digestion and fertility.
And what I am talking about is scoliosis or an abnormal spinal curve. Instead of a straight spine (normal), the spine is shaped like an ‘S’.
If you have children at home, females especially, I am going to give you 3 things you should look for to check for spinal curvature.
Recently, we have talked about thoracic hyper-kyphosis or humpback. And if you haven’t seen any of those video yet, you can scroll down and check them out.
Thoracic hyper-kyphosis (humpback) frequently accompanies scoliosis so this is one thing you can look for.
Another thing; are their shoulders level or un-level?
And finally, does one shoulder blade seem to poke out more than the other?
Do both shoulder blades lie equally flat on their ribcage?
Or does one seem higher or seem to poke upwards?
If it is the latter, then this is another indicator that they have a spinal curvature.
If any of your kids (males included) have any of these symptoms or signs, a deeper investigation is a must.
We will talk about what it is you can do about this next time.