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By March 2, 2011 - 9:01pm
 
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hi Ms. Maryann , im Curious bout my scoliosis how much it cost if i get surgey?

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For personal experience if your scoliosis is not too bad I mean less than 30 degrees better do not do it. The risks of go through surgery are very hard. In my experience things did not go good. And I finished with damage in some nerves in my left leg. Surgery is recommended mostly when other organs like heart or lungs are on risk of damaged for the twisted ribs. If you can walk normally, and you do not have pain just do exercises as Yoga for scoliosis [unrelated website link removed by EmpowHER moderator] and that will help you feel better.

March 10, 2011 - 8:35pm
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oh realy u experienced surgery.? hows ur lyf now ? ur felling? are u back to the normal life? wat is negative cause wen u get surgery?

April 3, 2011 - 1:06am

Hi Aishi,
I'm not Maryann, but I am another Guide at EmpowHER. I have had scoliosis, and didn't need any braces or surgery (luckily). I still have a slight curvature in the base of my spine, and I sometimes have trouble with my hips being tight. But with exercise, the pain is kept to a minimum. Depending on how severe your case, a doctor could recommend treatment that would be right for you and cost effective.
Here are some articles (and videos) that may interest you on this topic. Scoliosis Treatment Articles and Videos
Talk with your doctor. If you don't have insurance, be sure to share that information with your doctor. They often will take that into consideration when deciding on a price for you and may allow you to pay on a payment plan.
Good luck, and let us know what you find out.

March 3, 2011 - 8:20am
(reply to Christine Jeffries)

hi MS christine. thank you for the information . you know im so afraid for this. du u know wat is the negative cause weu u get surgery?

April 3, 2011 - 1:03am
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