Part one of term paper
Everyone has natural curves. Theses curves round our shoulders and make our back curve slightly inward (. 1998). The curvature is generally mild, but is some cases it can progress into a “C” or “S” shaped curve (Dr. Letko, Lynn T. , or curvature in the spine, is best detected early. 1997). This is called , which is a complex d ...

Part two of term paper
... and do not interfere with strength, joint mobility, endurance, or any other body function. They are not true , and do not increase the likelihood of developing back pain, arthritis, disc herniation, or any other musculoskeletal problem. Treatment of scoliotic curves of ten degrees or less is unnecessary; sometimes these curves may correct themselves (. 1997). However, curvatures that measure between ten and twenty degrees bear watching (Rosenthal, Mark S. MD : A sensible approach. 1997) ...