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    9 years old boy has hunchback..

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    • iggyI Offline
      iggy
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      Hi

      They can wear back support if need be.

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        coz_hui
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        cjlim:
        Hi, anyone has this problem? I realised that my boy has hunchback/humpback. ''驼背''. I keep reminding him to sit/stand on a right position, but does not helps :scratchhead: . Especially in school, he might forget about it. Anyone can advise me what to do or any treatments can helps? Thanks in advance. :?:

        Hi,

        You may wish to bring your child to chiropractic clinic for treatment. Quite costly about $1000+ for few treatments, helps to improve back posture.
        Cheaper way is to go swimming...if the hunchback problem gets worst, the child may have scoliosis in future, and may require spine operation. My cousin did hers when she was in Secondary School.

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          plc
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          you might want to try & buy the i-vest from Guardian, it’s a back support. Also, there’s some instructions on number of hours to wear each day each day!

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            CMF
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            cjlim:
            Hi, anyone has this problem? I realised that my boy has hunchback/humpback. ''驼背''. I keep reminding him to sit/stand on a right position, but does not helps :scratchhead: . Especially in school, he might forget about it. Anyone can advise me what to do or any treatments can helps? Thanks in advance. :?:

            You may wish to consult a musculoskeletal therapist. I have previously consulted one at : http://www.manualcircle.com/index.htm

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              cjlim
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              Thanks a million all!

              I will try the ways what you all suggested. yes, I know it is not easily to correct him and it's take time. :thankyou:

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                UncleLim
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                Anything to do with the chairs in your home?

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                  cjlim
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                  UncleLim:
                  Anything to do with the chairs in your home?

                  Hi, I just put a small cushion at his bottom part(waist).. he sit on normal chair for doing homeworks. I feel hard to correct him when he sit on the sofa, soft types leather. Any adsive?
                  Last weekend, I have went to 3 Guardian pharmacy to get the i vest, back support etc.. but they have no stock anymore. I can only keep trying to find it, else, I will try to book appointment with the Chiropractic or the other treatment which was recommended by one of the parent in this forum.

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                    schweppes
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                    Might want to consider kids yoga or swimming to strengthen your son's back and core muscles.


                    There's some discussion re kids yoga here

                    http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=156&start=10

                    My dd2 had a slight problem with her spine and we brought her swimming weekly to strengthen her back. Just want to add that the weekly swimming was not part of any swimming lessons. The aim was to strengthen her back and not to be graded for any survival swim tests.

                    Another thing I did was to bring her to the playground and get her to hang upside down from some elevated bar. (can use those pull up bars for this purpose). The inverted pose helps to reduce the pressure on the spine and back and at the same time, helps to lengthen the spine as well.

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                      cjlim
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                      schweppes:
                      Might want to consider kids yoga or swimming to strengthen your son's back and core muscles.


                      There's some discussion re kids yoga here

                      http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=156&start=10

                      My dd2 had a slight problem with her spine and we brought her swimming weekly to strengthen her back. Just want to add that the weekly swimming was not part of any swimming lessons. The aim was to strengthen her back and not to be graded for any survival swim tests.

                      Another thing I did was to bring her to the playground and get her to hang upside down from some elevated bar. (can use those pull up bars for this purpose). The inverted pose helps to reduce the pressure on the spine and back and at the same time, helps to lengthen the spine as well.
                      Thanks schweppes. Yes, my son has swimming lesson once a week since last year. I have check with Guardian pharmacy for the i-zest which was recommended by a parent in this forum. It costs about $168 for small size, I will get it for my boy and see how is the improvement. :thankyou: once again for your advice.

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                        xueyan
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                        HI


                        I realize that my 11 year old ds has a slight hunchback. Should i bring him to polyclinic or is there any off-the-shelf brace that I can purchase to help?

                        Thanks.

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