I'm wondering if being active or not active before surgery make any differences with the degrees of surgery correction and cosmetic outcome?
I've been doing yoga, pilates for 15 years and lately have been adding light weight training. We all know that the curves on the scoliosis also makes one side of muscle stronger which pulls the spine on one side and the other side of muscle is weaker.
I wonder if I work out and keep the muscle toned and strong to hold the spine in place, would that decrease the degree of correction? Or the tone muscle will hold the new correction better?
Can people whom had surgery share their thoughts about this on their outcome and their fitness level before surgery?
I've been doing yoga, pilates for 15 years and lately have been adding light weight training. We all know that the curves on the scoliosis also makes one side of muscle stronger which pulls the spine on one side and the other side of muscle is weaker.
I wonder if I work out and keep the muscle toned and strong to hold the spine in place, would that decrease the degree of correction? Or the tone muscle will hold the new correction better?
Can people whom had surgery share their thoughts about this on their outcome and their fitness level before surgery?
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