mild dextroscoliosis

[erson08]

hi! im erson I also got diagnosed with mild dextroscoliosis last dec. 2009,I also failed to my medical this last sep. 11, 2010 when I was applying for work...so disappointing..!maybe that's  the cause of my back pain especially at night,,how can I relieve the pain? and is there any cure for scoliosis?  

[kevin18123]

I had a dextroscoliosis. It is okay if i applying for a crew in mcdonalds? please answer.

[sabino473]

you know we have same case. i did pass the company's interview and exam . my physician told me that my mdical result is ok and im fit to work... but when the company found out that i have scoliosis they didnt accept me. so sad cause i need job to sustain the expenses of my schooling. huhuhu...

[vampire16]

its depend on ,what job you applied...i had a dextroscoliosis i worked as sales assistance at sm department store...

[gymdandee]

This is not a cure but a helpful device go to google and type in
xbackbrace   ( the web address is xbackbrace  don't forget the www. and the .com
I think the one you want is the xback solutions ES the phone # [phone] I'm not sure if med/help will allow the information good luck)

[erson08]

Not the physical exam.! I mean the company where I'm applying didn't accept me because of my scoliosis. The medical result that I passed to them is OK but they found out that I have mild scoliosis so they told me I'm not fit for the position that I was applying for. And if they are going to  hire me it might be worst for my back because it is a heavy work.There will be a limit for me looking for a job now.    

[Paxiled]

Are you saying you failed a medical exam just because of scoliosis?  Because almost every human has mild scoliosis and don't even notice it.  Back pain could be caused by it, or it could be caused by whatever is causing the scoliosis.  More serious scoliosis can impinge on nerves and force the body to work harder with other areas of the body that will cause the back pain, such as making one leg have to take longer strides than the other.  Treatment varies depending on the cause and the severity and whether it's bothering you or not, which goes to whether it's the source of your back pain.  To find that out would require tests and range of motion tests.  Treatment for a mild problem would be to get you to, basically, learn to straighten your back more and strengthen the muscles that support the back.  This is usually done by physical therapists or similar professionals.  Severe cases can require a brace or surgery, but you say it's mild, so again, what has that got to do with a physical exam?